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I'm rmaing it because it's dead but just like that, can anyone tell me what part that is? Is that a power phase?
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Kind of impossible to tell based on the back of the Mobo only isn't it?
Also, repairing a dead motherboard is a little pointless as you could spend all the time in the world fixing that (if that is the problem) and then there'd be another one. 

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If you're sure its dead you might as well just buy a new one online. Its not worth the time trying to fix a motherboard.

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guys that's a GPU
and it looks like a short as it looks like there's some carbon deposits.

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guys that's a GPU

and it looks like a short as it looks like there's some carbon deposits.

 

It looks like there's some mounting holes soooooooooo..... How's it a GPU?

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you can see two 8 pin PCI-E connectors, and the two mounting brackets for the cooler, and the memory chips.

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It looks like there's some mounting holes soooooooooo..... How's it a GPU?

It being a GPU would make it a GPU LOL. The memory on the back is a big clue, such a big raging clue.

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It looks like there's some mounting holes soooooooooo..... How's it a GPU?

 

It's a dual GPU graphics card. After a quick google search, looks like a Radeon HD 7990. You need mounting holes to mount the cooler and back plate on the PCB. ;) Looks like in this case, the back plate has been removed to expose the back side of the PCB. 

 

Looks like part of the power phase has shorted/blown. Also, the OP has said nothing about fixing this, just asked to help identify what is broken. 

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Kind of impossible to tell based on the back of the Mobo only isn't it?

Also, repairing a dead motherboard is a little pointless as you could spend all the time in the world fixing that (if that is the problem) and then there'd be another one. 

It's a GPU not a mobo namely as someone said above, a AMD 7990. And yes, I removed the backplate to see wtf was happening, it doesnt break the warranty as far as I know (it didnt have any screw removal warning)

 

Edit the otherside of the pcb also has a plate above it which as far as I can tell is not removable unlike the backplate

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