I have a Zotac gtx 1060 6 gb, and while i was swapping to a new case, i managed to knock a little black retangle, what i believe is a resistor, off of the card. Can it be fixed, or do i need to look for a replacement?
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alex collins looks like reference designator C6(8?)42 is the part. That is a capacitor not a resistor. Yo ugot plenty of room to solder and the solder pads look really good as well. Since there are no markings on the capacitor you will need a capacitance tester (some multimeter have it standard) and measure the capacitor to get a replacement. Most likely mouser.com or digikey.com would have it. If you do not have a capacitance meter try to get somebody that does repairs to check it for you. Electronics stores , Colleges, Trade Schools etc. will also be an option. If you cannot measure that cap measure the one in location C764. On a hunch, I bet they are the same value. Not a difficult job to fix this board.
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Send a pic so i can find a replacement for you. Also you need to solder it back on! So when you go to the hardware store always get Rosin core solder With flux if possible. I also recommend you get 60/40 type that contains lead . and also you if you need to know how to solder try this video series.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIT4ra6M...
If possible buy a solder iron that has Temp Control + a grounding pin on the plug.
NOTE: Try buying a mask as soldering is toxic. But if your brave you can just hold your breath and be quick!
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Suggest post a pic of the damaged board/component. Can you solder and is there room? If not, you’ll need to get new. Good luck!
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alex collins just like the aforementioned, post some pictures of what you got going on. Post it with your QUESTION
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@oldturkey03 i have put a picture up, thanks for the heads up
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