Bent pins on my mobo...

[poldopunk]

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i wouldn't risk it if that is an expensive processor, check the LGA map in the processor datasheet. the contacts on the processor could be VDD (or voltage), pins might move and then you have 2 dead components; mobo and processor. this is one of the reason why intel switched to land grid array. it's easier to replace the socket or the motherboard itself than damaging the entire chip with a broken pin. but again, you do as they instructed at your own risk, so the decision is still yours.

ninja edit: the mech pencil trick requires steady hands so stay away from pr0ns before anything. :P

[fearnel]

ay o diay. suggestion ra ni. take note of the words "at your own risk"

[cursememore]

i wouldn't risk it if that is an expensive processor, check the LGA map in the processor datasheet. the contacts on the processor could be VDD (or voltage), pins might move and then you have 2 dead components; mobo and processor. this is one of the reason why intel switched to land grid array. it's easier to replace the socket or the motherboard itself than damaging the entire chip with a broken pin. but again, you do as they instructed at your own risk, so the decision is still yours.

ninja edit: the mech pencil trick requires steady hands so stay away from pr0ns before anything. :P

sorry mudztatics.

[personalmgt]

Naa koy board with the same sickness. Ayo pa gyud if matarong ang pins hahaha.

[CARLOtech]

you know where to find me franz...hehehe

[mudstaticz]

you know where to find me franz...hehehe

kaya ra? see you tommorrow...

[archt_vin]

problem almost solved...

[Dondon]

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[ispaniardz]

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[Dondon]

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