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Can it be restored?

Takyz
By Takyz
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Hi guys, I spilled some energy drink over my Desktop and it leaked down through it and it reached the connector of my GPU MSI GTX 1060, Motherboard is toast, other components survived but my GPU has burned connectors, is there any chance to be restored if i get it to a IT repair shop? it is way past warranty so that is my only option if it is even possible

 

 

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They are power and looks like half the pins are gone

 

I doubt you could do anything with that

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I kind of expected this but I wasn't 100% sure, some time ago had a friend that had some similar problem but on different hardware but it got the pin changed and got it fixed, well it wasn't that serious as mine though, anyway thanks for the responses 

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Is it possible to fix? Yes.

(technically everything is though LOL)

Is it worth fixing? No, the money you would spend on having someone fix it or the tools to fix it yourself you might as well buy a 3060.

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