Identify the issue and follow proper repair steps. Consult a professional if unsure.
Identify the issue and follow proper repair steps. Consult a professional if unsure.
Obtain a replacement. It may need fixing, but your request shows you don’t have the skills or experience to handle it yourself. You might be able to sell it for parts to recover some costs.
I persist, I’ve managed to activate the motherboard, but when I tried to set it up with your pin as you indicated, things didn’t go right.
Only the black screen was an issue, but it seems the motherboard and PSU are actually the problem. At least one needs fixing, maybe within a month. But I think it’s worth it since I can learn something new. I also want to get it working again because my RAM is jumping from 1600 MHz to stable 2133 MHz—I don’t know how, but it should work.
Either spend like 10 hours bending all these pins back and hope for the best or well get a new one. These are the only options. The chance that you manage to bend what I count to be at least 22 bent pins back correctly is well almost zero but you can try. Else well time for a new board. Considering this is a super old cheap low end h81 board you can just buy one on ebay for 30$. If thats even worth it to do since this is not a platform that has much modern use anymore. Also like take some time to make an answer and type normal. Half your sentences make almost no sense.
I'm from Poland, and in my country nothing is cheap except a mid-GPU and that motherboard was so bad it let me achieve crazy stability with an OC.
the situation can be tricky to handle. finding the right tools is important, and without magnification it’s hard to see what you’re doing. each pin needs careful adjustment, and if something breaks you might need to replace the socket yourself. this often happens when you’re new to the process and don’t have the right equipment.
The connection point is beyond repair, visibility of fixing is impossible.