That scratch is near audio components, so if anything that will experience problems would be onboard audio. Everything else should work fine unless it shorts out something else, probably disable onboard audio in bios and use the motherboard if you feel concerned.
the_maestrC
No
Pekorinoz
Time will tell.
Good_day_0
Worry not sir. It’s just a top pcb mask, you haven’t damaged any traces, hence it should be absolutely fine.
MaleierMafketel
Can’t see any traces there. So you’re good. See those tiny little lines between the metal bits sticking out of the MoBo? Those are called traces. If you didn’t scratch those, you’re almost certainly good. Most of a MoBo’s surface is just a glorified plank to slap all the bits and connections on.
FrenchGuy20
No you’ll have to give it to me /s
Otherwise, you’re absolutely fine.
Solocune
No, all good
CommercialYouth250
Maby but looks like that is just srips probably not trases
razingstorm
They’ll certainly use it as an excuse to refuse warranty work in the future. Probably fine for use though.
MDParagon
Don’t overthink.
For your assurance. Zooming in, there were no visible traces on that part.
You’ll be fine
Matematico083
No
theLuminescentlion
the traces on the first layer are clearly visible, there’s clearly not one there and even if there was that scratch wouldn’t have cut it.
PirateRizz
No it’s dead
Sensitive_Froyo_2850
Yeah it starts rusting and after that u need c4 to hold it back
VengeanceFall
Those are graphics for the board….you are ok.
apandaze
Equivalent situation: scratching your car & going to a mechanic to ensure it’s safe to drive
Professional-Loan171
It will haunt you mentally for weeks, that’s good thing, for the next build it will be without scratches.
Initial_Suspect7824
Were you hanging on the screwdriver?
tenno198
This post looks familiar…
jalucilfer
You’re fine happened to me on my last build, took it to best buy to have a IT look at it said i shouldn’t worry scrapes like this happened very commonly especially with open builds but, be careful not to scratch a receptor, so don’t worry yourself mate.
TrueGlich
It doesn’t appear you hit any traces unless that board is doing something screwy On an under layer no it should have zero effect .
Ok-Place-593
You are fine.
But please consider yourself lucky and try to be more careful next time you tinker on your machine.
YDBoss
it will explode your house
Motazfun1
Maybe.. but most likely no
Prudent_Appearance_9
Sorry dude your pc gonna smoke and instantly blow up, (it’s nothing to worry about that scratch, once spilled entire water on my pc and it was fine)
w6lrus
not unless this is an asus product. ifykyk
AhiruSaikou
Gotta replace the whole house.
ConsiderationDry972
Dont think so it’s not deep scratch
nekosama15
You would be surprised how many dings, scratches, holes, missing pieces, and liquid a motherboard can take before anything going wrong with it…
feedme_cyanide
You could have probably knocked a coupling cap off and it would have been fine. Motherboards have always been built tough as shit (for the most part). Hell I’ve read on this sub about people throwing theirs into the ocean (many other things too) and it still worked somehow. Not to say go man handling the thing, but you’d need to be pretty rough/incompetent to fuck something up.
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>pc but everything runs and works fine
Should be your answer.
That scratch is near audio components, so if anything that will experience problems would be onboard audio. Everything else should work fine unless it shorts out something else, probably disable onboard audio in bios and use the motherboard if you feel concerned.
No
Time will tell.
Worry not sir. It’s just a top pcb mask, you haven’t damaged any traces, hence it should be absolutely fine.
Can’t see any traces there. So you’re good. See those tiny little lines between the metal bits sticking out of the MoBo? Those are called traces. If you didn’t scratch those, you’re almost certainly good. Most of a MoBo’s surface is just a glorified plank to slap all the bits and connections on.
No you’ll have to give it to me /s
Otherwise, you’re absolutely fine.
No, all good
Maby but looks like that is just srips probably not trases
They’ll certainly use it as an excuse to refuse warranty work in the future. Probably fine for use though.
Don’t overthink.
For your assurance. Zooming in, there were no visible traces on that part.
You’ll be fine
No
the traces on the first layer are clearly visible, there’s clearly not one there and even if there was that scratch wouldn’t have cut it.
No it’s dead
Yeah it starts rusting and after that u need c4 to hold it back
Those are graphics for the board….you are ok.
Equivalent situation: scratching your car & going to a mechanic to ensure it’s safe to drive
It will haunt you mentally for weeks, that’s good thing, for the next build it will be without scratches.
Were you hanging on the screwdriver?
This post looks familiar…
You’re fine happened to me on my last build, took it to best buy to have a IT look at it said i shouldn’t worry scrapes like this happened very commonly especially with open builds but, be careful not to scratch a receptor, so don’t worry yourself mate.
It doesn’t appear you hit any traces unless that board is doing something screwy On an under layer no it should have zero effect .
You are fine.
But please consider yourself lucky and try to be more careful next time you tinker on your machine.
it will explode your house
Maybe.. but most likely no
Sorry dude your pc gonna smoke and instantly blow up, (it’s nothing to worry about that scratch, once spilled entire water on my pc and it was fine)
not unless this is an asus product. ifykyk
Gotta replace the whole house.
Dont think so it’s not deep scratch
You would be surprised how many dings, scratches, holes, missing pieces, and liquid a motherboard can take before anything going wrong with it…
You could have probably knocked a coupling cap off and it would have been fine. Motherboards have always been built tough as shit (for the most part). Hell I’ve read on this sub about people throwing theirs into the ocean (many other things too) and it still worked somehow. Not to say go man handling the thing, but you’d need to be pretty rough/incompetent to fuck something up.
Only if you plan on RMAing for any reason.
Nope your whole family is gonna die now
you pc might catch on fire and explode