Would this still function? Snapped off pcb.

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  1. borg-assimilated

    Should be fine, it was just the retainer.

    EDIT: I retract my statement, I noticed traces running to the area that was snapped off. Now I’m not entirely sure.

  2. jdancouga

    Probably not. RIP. I initially thought it is just the retainer, but after closer look, there seems to be some traces in that region that got damaged.

  3. OMGwtfNOTnow

    You never know till you try. I can see a trace is broken though.

  4. snapped on a trace, another crack further in along a second trace.
    crack furhter in means likely more damage in the deeper layers.

    That thing is most likely dead.

  5. you snapped some traces there, I really doubt that it still works

  6. N0t_P4R4N01D

    With some luck you only killed some pcie-lanes and it could run fine(but on pcie x8/x4/x1).but you never know until you try

  7. I_have_an_igpu

    Snapped some traces might work if it doesn’t you could try soldering some good cables and covering it in hot glue (probably a terrible idea just if it doesn’t work and you don’t have warranty it’s your last resort)

  8. sneaky_speedster

    That’s a scam imo don’t buy that garbage

  9. KingRichardTheTurd

    It’s the Scan listing on ebay. I’d say It’s dead and they know It Is hence why they never tried it, I’ve been checking over their “for parts or not working” listings for years, they do test GPU’s with the pcie retention clip broken off and list them as still working If they are working and “not tested” If they are not.

    So they’ve either a) tested this and know It’s not working or b) know It’s not going to work so haven’t tested it. As I say they’ve been testing cards with this exact damage for years.

    Steer well clear.

  10. Kindly-Ad-6189

    Please tell me it isn’t wasn’t an expensive card…

  11. glittering_penis

    Why do people keep posting “is this broken” posts about their GPU?
    It takes 10 seconds to throw them in a PC and test??? How the fuck are we going to know, most of the time?

  12. MTT-SHOW-YT

    Happened to me before, tes it will work if it is the retainer thingy but it will come out easily if it is a heavy gpu

  13. tangential question – is there a danger of electrical fire ?

    or damage to his other PC components

    if he tests this ?

  14. munkiemagik

    Its already been said but I feel you need another vote to cement it…..

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    NOOOO, DONT EVEN THINK ABOUT IT

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    Think of it this way, how much is 4080 worth if working, over the current ‘sold as seen’ price? You telling me you are a computer literate seller who will have/can get access to a cheapo motherboard somehwere to test it in but is just too busy to put all that extra money in your pocket? Clearly indicates they know its not working just dont want to say.

  15. nevercopter

    Easy answer: google for repairs of cracked GPUs. Most of them are a no-fix. Some are repairable, but you never know until you lay your hands on them. A great risk in all cases.

  16. Bright-Efficiency-65

    This right here is why you don’t move your PC with the GPU in the case. This will literally never happen if you don’t move your PC

  17. Joebranflakes

    This is what happens when you think “maybe I’ll just pull harder”

  18. Silv3rStreak

    No . Don’t waste your time on it it’s F-d

  19. Nitazene-King-002

    Traces are destroyed.

    It’s repairable, a lot of people won’t do it tho. It needs to go to someone that knows how to grind and retrace traces.

  20. you can get it repaired and it’ll probably be just fine but it most likely will not work

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