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ROG Maximus Hero VI Board Disrepair

Cabeson
Level 7
Hi all,

These may be stupid questions but:

1. My Hero VI board isn't working. Can it be repaired or is replacement the only option?

2. If I have to discard it I want to do so responsibly. Where does one dispose of mobos?
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Retired
Not applicable
I think you need to replace it

Nate152
Moderator
Hello Gabeson

Welcome to the ROG forum !

Your motherboard can be repaired, depending on what needs repaired will determine the cost. Do you know what's wrong with your motherboard?

What happened that it is no longer working?

Nate152 wrote:
Hello Gabeson

Welcome to the ROG forum !

Your motherboard can be repaired, depending on what needs repaired will determine the cost. Do you know what's wrong with your motherboard?

What happened that it is no longer working?



I'm pretty sure one of the socket pins has broken off. The code shows 58 and the cpu light shines yellow. It never makes it past initializing the cpu and ram.

I bought a new one and everything works fine. I was just wondering if I can do something with this board.

Thanks!

Nate152
Moderator
Broken socket pins are not good.

if you want to get rid of it you can pack it up in its box and toss it in the trash or try to sell it for parts.

Cabeson
Level 7
People actually buy these things for parts?

Nate152
Moderator
I've seen motherboards listed on ebay for parts but I don't know how well they sell.

PerpetualCycle
Level 13
You should check your city's or county's ordinance. There is probably a dropoff for computer parts. They contain toxic materials. See for example

http://www.wikihow.com/Recycle-Motherboards

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Nate152
Moderator
This is true geneo they do contain toxic materials and I'm not one to want to help contaminate our beautiful planet earth. That would be the right thing to do, have it recycled. But you just remember this the next time you toss a dead battery in the trash can.