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That component is a capacitor. Its job is to make the voltage from the board's power regulators smooth so the core gets a clean voltage. They usually put quite a few of them on the board since one isn't enough.

 

Removing one isn't a huge problem, it may be unstable at full load or at previously stable overclocks though. Only way to know for sure is to test it

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4 minutes ago, iamdarkyoshi said:

That component is a capacitor. Its job is to make the voltage from the board's power regulators smooth so the core gets a clean voltage. They usually put quite a few of them on the board since one isn't enough.

 

Removing one isn't a huge problem, it may be unstable at full load or at previously stable overclocks though. Only way to know for sure is to test it

Would it be possible to solder it back on, and still retain functionality?

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12 minutes ago, Luke Welker said:

Would it be possible to solder it back on, and still retain functionality?

you should probably see if you can get a replacement or something first if it's possible.

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6 minutes ago, Luke Welker said:

I bought it used off of eBay with a broken cooler, so probably not.

Try to contact the seller if you can and see if you can get as much information as you can about warranties/etc.

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3 hours ago, Luke Welker said:

Would it be possible to solder it back on, and still retain functionality?

Yeah it'd be pretty easy

 

But it may work fine without it

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