I have a burnt part in the pcb. I don't really know anything about pcbs. Can it be fixed? The gigabyte service center told it's not repairable and denied the warranty.
View: http://imgur.com/gallery/54H88io
How did this happen?
How was it connected?
Please give us a FULL list of all the parts in this, especially the PSU.
But no, it almost certainly can't be 'repaired'.
There was a bolt in the fan sink part which was attached to the heatsink. Idk if it was from before cuz i never opened it.Did they say why they won't replace it under warranty? That is probably the first thing you should check into, a bit of follow up with them may get you a replacement if you can show whatever they said was the issue was not done by you.
Well bad news, that PCB is toast. That kind of PCB damage is not repairable.
There was a bolt in the fan sink part which was attached to the heatsink. Idk if it was from before cuz i never opened it.
Since OP said the card worked for the first boot after he put the GPU back in, the PCB must have been repairable at least up to that point and may still be in a repairable state now. Though making that determination would require having a known-working board to find out exactly what the circuit does and what it ties into. With some luck, it may be some low-power low-speed stuff that can simply be mod-wired back together with some UV resin to hold everything in place. If it is something unnecessary like an RGB controller, simply removing it and cleaning the area might solve the problem.Well bad news, that PCB is toast. That kind of PCB damage is not repairable.