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Does this look burnt to you?

I'm working on this computer and the thing randomly freezes and black screens.... I lifted the MBO and found this next to the cpu socket. Is this burn?

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doesn't look burnt, those are just solder points though. what's it look like on the other size of the board?

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@Albert F

aomw of those contact points or solder points do look a tad burned.聽

is any damage to be seen on the frontside of the mobo ?

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Looks like someone is smoking near the computer.

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Look like a short within the layers of the pcb to me. On the lower bloched spot, top lead looks like the solder had melted and balled up.聽

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some of it looks like burnt flux, some might be burnt pad/pcb, particularly the top one.

could tell better with a clearer image, solder joints look pretty cold as well.

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14 minutes ago, Arika S said:

doesn't look burnt, those are just solder points though. what's it look like on the other size of the board?

The other side is just fine

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13 minutes ago, Stormseeker9 said:

@Albert F

aomw of those contact points or solder points do look a tad burned.聽

is any damage to be seen on the frontside of the mobo ?

No the front side looks just fine.

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13 minutes ago, KENBAL420 said:

Looks like someone is smoking near the computer.

It can't be the computer sits in the same room as my laptop and my laptop sits in my office, so I would know

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10 minutes ago, Blue4130 said:

Look like a short within the layers of the pcb to me. On the lower bloched spot, top lead looks like the solder had melted and balled up.聽

Shoot... Then the motherboard is a no go... Thank you I will wait for other responses....

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10 minutes ago, bmx6454 said:

some of it looks like burnt flux, some might be burnt pad/pcb, particularly the top one.

could tell better with a clearer image, solder joints look pretty cold as well.

It's a very old motherboard and the PC was low spec to begin with. This would not be the first time something burn on it. This once had a GPU....

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2 hours ago, Albert F said:

Is this burn

Looks normal to me.

This is just the soldering point and is probably just flux.

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