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    3.3V value and fluctuation on RM850x (2021)

    It's not an indication that something's off or degrading with the PSU's? The fact that I get the same readout from two identical units points at a slightly inaccurate motherboard sensor, right?
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    3.3V value and fluctuation on RM850x (2021)

    Hey, Using an MSI Tomahawk X870 + RM850x (2021) combination. My 3.3V according to the bios and HWinfo is fluctuating between 3.240 and 3.260. Is this normal? Had another RM850x lying around, swapped it to see if that made a difference, and the interval was now a bit tighter (3.248 to 3.260)...
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    Scratched my motherboard with screwdriver. Am I in trouble?

    Sorry to bother again, but I think I scratched this part further down the path: Seems to be some pin-like thing under a transistor, as far as I can tell. Should I be worried? Computer's running fine, but I'm scared.
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    Scratched my motherboard with screwdriver. Am I in trouble?

    Is that necessary now? Because I'd rather not poke around in the case anymore, this adventure has scared (and scarred, pun intended) me.
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    Scratched my motherboard with screwdriver. Am I in trouble?

    Do you think it looks very bad? As far as I can tell, no copper is showing.
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    Scratched my motherboard with screwdriver. Am I in trouble?

    Any way I could do more testing/verify?
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    Scratched my motherboard with screwdriver. Am I in trouble?

    Scratched my Tomahawk X570 a bit when I tried to undo a PCIe latch between my beefy Noctua cooler and my GPU with a long screwdriver. PC powers on, works fine, ran through OCCT power test, AIDA64 burn test for 15 mins, BF2042 for an hour. (Multiple pictures per slideshow) Pictures:
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    Gigabyte X570 Aorus Master won't power on - (temporary) solution

    Aorus Master Rev 1.1 board, running absolutely stock except I enabled my XMP profile. Latest BIOS (F22). Built this system two weeks ago, and today encountered this bug after powering the system down and then attempting to boot again. Clear cmos button on the backplate and the power button on...
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