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38 minutes ago, laze5 said:

okey what to look for in motherboard before i get scammed?

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You can look for any damage such as burns (brown areas on chips), or scratches.

Look the connectors too, and also the pcie slots, the cpu socket.

And also look for bendt pins on the connectors of fans, rgb, usb, power switch, etc.

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Does it pays off buying mb used before getting scammed?

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If you are getting scammed you shouldn’t pay for anything?

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38 minutes ago, laze5 said:

okey what to look for in motherboard before i get scammed?

Hi!

You can look for any damage such as burns (brown areas on chips), or scratches.

Look the connectors too, and also the pcie slots, the cpu socket.

And also look for bendt pins on the connectors of fans, rgb, usb, power switch, etc.

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