I short circuited some pins on a legacy PCI card (motherboard is new and has PCIe 16/8/3 BTW) by accident. PSU shut system down but now all my PCI sound cards are having noise issues meaning something in the PCI side got screwed. Rest of the board is ok.
I'd like to find the damaged place and solder in a replacement component but can't see anything wrong at first inspection (visually).
Any hints ? I know more logical thing is to scrap the motherboard but don't want to call it quits at first obstacle
[EDIT]
Motherboard is an AsRock 790GXH, this is my audio workstation system and I'm screwed...
Cheers
I'd like to find the damaged place and solder in a replacement component but can't see anything wrong at first inspection (visually).
Any hints ? I know more logical thing is to scrap the motherboard but don't want to call it quits at first obstacle
[EDIT]
Motherboard is an AsRock 790GXH, this is my audio workstation system and I'm screwed...
Cheers