[SOLVED] I accidentally hit a capacitor on my motherboard

[LFThunder]

I already asked this question on reddit but I didn't get many answers....
a year and a half ago I decided to change my processor which was a pentium g5400 and I changed it to a core i5 9400f. when I went to remove the aircooler, I had a lot of trouble removing the pins, at the time I didn't know anything about pcs, I ended up using a knife to help pull the pins and accidentally hit a capacitor and ended up making a very small cut or scratch but apparently superficial. this happened in 2020 and everything is working fine but it still makes me very worried. I will leave below some pictures that I took of the capacitor. It's quite small so I couldn't take a very good picture. My question is: should I change the motherboard? or is everything ok? this happened a while ago but i'm worried

https://imgur.com/2NPv2dU

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https://imgur.com/sHZG2jP

View: https://i.imgur.com/sHZG2jP.jpg

https://imgur.com/sHZG2jP

View: https://i.imgur.com/sHZG2jP.jpg

https://imgur.com/EMgDT8h

View: https://i.imgur.com/EMgDT8h.jpg

https://imgur.com/G2KEC4w

View: https://i.imgur.com/G2KEC4w.jpg

 

[USAFRet]

If it has been working for 18 months, it will continue to work.

 

[drea.drechsler]

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My question is: should I change the motherboard? or is everything ok? this happened a while ago but i'm worried
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Just a scratch and purely cosmetic. Nothing to worry about.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

It didn't penetrate the can so ignore it.

 

[geofelt]

Not to worry, it is just cosmetic as evidenced by working for a long time.

To prevent such an occurrence in the future, here is a tip:
Before trying to remove a cooler that is mounted, run the cpu a bit to heat things up.
That will soften the paste, making it easy to remove when you shut down and power off.