2016年2月21日 · Some pins like power and ground pins not making contact might allow the computer to operate most of the time as there are lots of each. Most other pins would cause the computer to not POST. Also if the bent pin(s) are shorting to other pins, this could cause the computer to not POST, or could damage the CPU and / or motherboard.

2021年2月10日 · The picture isn't 100% clear but it looks like the bent pins I see could be straightened. Use a .5mm Pentel mechanical pencil with lead removed to straighten the pins and stand them upright. If any are lying flat to the CPU use a long needle to lift it up enough to get the pencil tip over it and stand it upright.

2020年2月6日 · Did some research to find bent socket pins was most likely the verdict. So I pulled out the CPU and noticed some very, very slightly bent pins, so using a steak knife I very gently attempted to straighten them (the picture below is the result). Which didn't fix my issue. At this point, I ordered a replacement board to be delivered today.

2021年7月15日 · Instead, once you have the pins reasonably straight slide a credit card between the rows, both directions, to get them in alignment. Don't be too aggressive with that as it's easy to push a pin back over and that could be disaster if it's cold-worked as straightening it AGAIN could be all that's needed to break it off.

2014年8月8日 · Hi, i bought a motherboard and opened it a month after the purchase. then i found that i have one bent pin in the CPU socket. i read all the manuals , saw all the videos on YouTube and then got to work to bent it back to place. my PC is working great with the new motherboard, but how do i know...

2019年4月9日 · I'll get some isopropyl alcohol to clean it off, but do you think me using 5% alcohol damaged it at all, also it was a ryzen cooler so it comes with thermal paste, pop the cooler on and it'll go over the cpu when it's in the socket, i screwed it up by trying to figure out how to put the cooler on for the first time, and it put too much thermal paste on the cpu, when i took the …

2015年3月27日 · Don't mess with the pins, they're supposed to be inside the socket. It's not like the older cpu's where the pins were on the cpu and fit into holes in the socket. The pins are now on the socket and the cpu instead has 'pads' where the pins press against when it's locked into place. Everything is normal.

2020年4月22日 · discolouration on the pins or pcb would indicate a short has occured. luckily you have an amd cpu so bending the pins back to a point where it would fit in the socket correctly, locking it inplace should help the pins straighten aswell, (unlike intel where the pins are on the socket) Advantages of PGA socket:

2021年2月17日 · This CPU was removed from the motherboard a couple times when I was moving from MID tower to ITX in the past. ANYWAY, when I was removing the CPU from the socket today, I saw one specific pin that was just noticeably bent - to the point where I couldn't ignore. While trying to. bend it back, the pin did broke off.

2024年10月5日 · Issue: after upgrading my CPU from a used Ryzen 7 1700 to a used Ryzen 3700X, I cannot use RAM slots A2 and B2. I have 2 x 8GB RAM sticks in slots a1 and b1. The system runs fine like that, in fact I can't tell any difference, but I would like to resolve this issue.