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pullmyfoot · October 4th, 2008, 10:35 AM

Yes it can be fixed. If you didnt damage too much. The resistors can be replaced. The chip might be harder though. Depends on what kind of chip (Im guessing its a ram chip) However you have completely lost your warranty by damaging it in such a way so you will have to pay for it yourself.

I dont know if the company that made it will accept it back for repairs. You can always try their customer service to find out more. Because they will likely have to replace the chip for you.

Its a pity you managed to break such a nice card though

October 4th, 2008, 10:35 AM	#2 (permalink)
pullmyfoot Super Duper Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Singapore Posts: 4,181	Yes it can be fixed. If you didnt damage too much. The resistors can be replaced. The chip might be harder though. Depends on what kind of chip (Im guessing its a ram chip) However you have completely lost your warranty by damaging it in such a way so you will have to pay for it yourself. I dont know if the company that made it will accept it back for repairs. You can always try their customer service to find out more. Because they will likely have to replace the chip for you. Its a pity you managed to break such a nice card though __________________ PII 720BE X3 @ 3.7Ghz \| Gigabyte 790GX \| HD4850 \| 4gigs OCZ Reper \| WDC 640gb Black Athlon II 250 X2 @ 3.80Ghz \| Gigabyte 770 \| HD4670 \| 4 gigs OCZ Reper Last edited by pullmyfoot : October 4th, 2008 at 10:38 AM.