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    P8P67 Pro rev 3.1 SMD cap knocked off - advice needed

    Hello,

    I've knocked off a cap (I think it's a cap...) while mounting that mobo.
    The mobo is kinda new, bought it like 2 weeks ago or so.

    Problem is, I can't find it now so I can't really be sure whether it's a cap or a res...

    Please check the picture below (red circle):


    It's working all right, with light OC (i5 2500K @4200MHz). It's been running like that for 3 days now.

    Checked voltages (BIOS), ran a bunch of stress tests (LinX, Prime), no issues, whats so ever.
    The only thing I noticed is HWMonitor showing CPUTIN stuck at 124°C all the time. But after a bit of internetz digging I know I'm not the only one with false/stuck CPUTIN value.

    I'm tempted leaving it as it is since I haven't experienced any problems with it since that happened.
    However, I bet there are better oriented people out there, perhaps any of you knows the purpose of it?

    What would you guys suggest? Should I be worried or just let it be?

    Oh and BTW - everything is running stock clocks now, until I (somehow) confirm I'm not damaging any other components with this.

    P.S. I posted on another forum with this but got no feedback so far. I'd really appreciate any opinion.
    HW: E8600 (lapped)/P5Q-Deluxe (1805)/G.Skill F2-8500CL5D-4GBPK/EAH4850/ST3160+ST3500+WD1500HLFS
    WC: EK Supreme HF/EK4850 FC/PA120.3/MCP655

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    its a resister. if it isnt broke dont fix it tbh.

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