Help - broke off tiny component(?) on GTX 460 underside

[Hurlbag]

So I was trying to remove a ruined screw on my graphics card to replace the heatsink, when my grip slipped and I knocked a tiny piece of what looked like a circuit bridge thing, but i'm not sure if it's important? I don't want to use my graphics card til I know what I broke off is necessary or not (I assume it is) - pics below

As you can see it's so small I probably have no hope of soldering it back on..

Anyone with some helpful input would be greatly appreciated, want to sort this asap cheers

 

[Hurlbag]

Thanks for the replies, and yes i'm pretty careless when it comes to screws lol. Will see if I can find someone Jakus - a question though, does melting the solder directly on the soldering iron tip ruin the conductivity? will need a hell of a pointy soldering tip to avoid direct contact with the solder itself for this job it's so small.

 

[Hurlbag]

Haha, believe me I don't trust myself one bit with soldering - around Kent in London myself so it shouldn't be hard to find someone for the job. Really sucks all this because of a mashed screw, Skyrim will have to wait

 

[Hurlbag]

Ahh I see, well if that's the case it doesn't sound as hopeless as I thought it was though I won't hold my breath lol. That's quite a process, not surprised considering how small most parts are.

Also what about conductive glue like Rhodri2311 said, would that be an option instead of soldering? came across this not sure if it would be suitable though http://www.smallbattery.company.org.uk/sbc_wire-glue.htm