Do you replace LGA 1700, LGA 1851, AM4 and AM5 sockets?

Yes. We check the exact board model, damage and socket availability before accepting the board for replacement. Other platforms are assessed in the same way.

How much does socket replacement cost?

Prices start from 500 PLN, with no fixed maximum. Final cost and feasibility depend on board model, condition and parts cost. The individual board needs to be assessed.

Will a socket replacement fix every motherboard?

No. Replacing the socket does not resolve other board faults. Damaged PCB layers or solder pads may prevent replacement. We do not offer general desktop motherboard repair.

CPU socket replacement

Name: Iconic Serwis
Address: ul. Białoprądnicka 43B, Kraków, małopolskie, 31-221, PL
Telephone: +48 794 157 775

A damaged CPU socket does not always mean the entire motherboard must be replaced. We replace Intel and AMD sockets after assessing the board model and condition.

Request a quote +48 794 157 775

Supported sockets and service scope

Intel LGA 1700, LGA 1851, LGA 1200, LGA 1151
AMD AM4, AM5
Other sockets — subject to board model and replacement socket availability.
Assessment of the PCB, solder pads and damage before replacement.
Inspection and testing after socket replacement.

Quotation and delivery

Send the board model and clear photos of the damaged socket. Bring the board to our Kraków workshop or arrange shipping. Please agree the service scope before sending it.

Warranty scope and duration are specified with your quote. See our service terms.

Frequently asked questions

Do you replace LGA 1700, LGA 1851, AM4 and AM5 sockets?
Yes. We check the exact board model, damage and socket availability before accepting the board for replacement. Other platforms are assessed in the same way.
How much does socket replacement cost?
Prices start from 500 PLN, with no fixed maximum. Final cost and feasibility depend on board model, condition and parts cost. The individual board needs to be assessed.
Will a socket replacement fix every motherboard?
No. Replacing the socket does not resolve other board faults. Damaged PCB layers or solder pads may prevent replacement. We do not offer general desktop motherboard repair.