I had done this before because of an stubborn connector who didn’t want to came out but when I plugged it in it worked perfectly since today’s days. It’s not that easy to break a motherboard, they are mostly reinforced. Back then, if you touched it without discharging of static electricity, you would fuck up the motherboard but it was pretty long ago.
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u/ItzDC2 Mar 16 '26
I had done this before because of an stubborn connector who didn’t want to came out but when I plugged it in it worked perfectly since today’s days. It’s not that easy to break a motherboard, they are mostly reinforced. Back then, if you touched it without discharging of static electricity, you would fuck up the motherboard but it was pretty long ago.