I'm a clumsy idiot. Possibly humorous read.
Ive had this Kamrui AK10PRO for a few years. It lives below my TV and has a wireless keyboard and mouse so I can do desktop stuff on my couch. Just kidding, it is 99% YouTube, IG, streaming services, etc.
Lately its been getting hot and making noise, and video quality is supper laggy. Unwatchable. So I poked around and came to the conclusion that it needs a new fan. To order a fan, most sellers want to know the order and colors of the wires between the fan and the connector. So just now I opened it up and tried to take the fan out. I have lots of tools. No problem. When I went to disconnect the male wire connector from the female socket soldered to the board (with my fine tweezers), it resisted, so I gave it a little extra and the plastic male connector broke into little pieces, but much of it is still stuck inside the female connector.
Is it possible to take this somewhere and get this fixed or have i just destroyed a $300 PC over a $10 part?
TL,DR: I broke a socket on my board am I screwed?