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ATTENTION VERY NOOB IN TECH THATS WHY I POST HERE

 

Hello everyone, sorry for this post but I think only you guys can help me atm.. i got this motherboard a few hours ago from Amazon, brand new , i checked the back and boom.. will that be  a problem ? I'm pretty sure that thing its just there to help that thing to not fall off, i just want to make sure so i ask you guys because i'm pretty sure you know better thann me, Thanks !!!

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Just now, maverick_brent said:

nah wont affect anything the contact is made at the base, I wouldnt mess with it or bend it back, install the board and dont worry about it.

thanks mate for the comment, aprecciate it !

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6 minutes ago, AntonioMarius said:

ATTENTION VERY NOOB IN TECH THATS WHY I POST HERE

 

me too m8

 

7 minutes ago, AntonioMarius said:

i got this motherboard a few hours ago from Amazon, brand new , i checked the back and boom.. will that be  a problem ?

looks normal to me, the solder is still intact so I can't think of a possible connection problem.

I WILL find your ITX build thread, and I WILL recommend the SIlverstone Sugo SG13B

 

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1 minute ago, Fasauceome said:

me too m8

 

looks normal to me, the solder is still intact so I can't think of a possible connection problem.

thanks man !

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