>CHYNA
I mean Intel. How could these j*ws fuck up so badly?
>>990964
As other anon mentioned you might try replacing all the electrolytes. A quick the Rossman's way to check which components short is to put a paper over surface mount components and launch the board for a minute, see if there are any black marks. Tbqh i have had a missing image problem long time ago, but it was related to a dying GPU which required reballing of the main chip. If you can check other cable/source, that would be a good start.
>>992341
Proper 95% alcohol should not leave traces on the board. If there are leftovers, then try water/alcohol 1:1-1,5 solution and give it time to dry. Never try gasoline or any other oil thinners, they leave conducting coating on a board. Or go for pure acetone if there are no plastic parts on the board.
>>992167
Don't bother with chink boards. Either only go with well known names or don't bother at all. Random and unknown errors, software incompatibilities, and so on. If you like smaller sizes, search for office nettops with 1-2 PCIe slots. One of them for extra SATA connectors, an another one for intel 2x1Gbps chip.
If you aim for something more powerful, then you may try looking at aliexpress. But please consult the appropriate websites about XEON processors and boards.
>>992292
>new technology
absolute bullshit. shit like opposite button canceling could be easily achieved with a simple autohotkey script for a decade, if not more. Another expensive toy for numnuts. What they describe as variable press detection levels does not seem to relate to a normal mechanical keyboard at all.