Adjusted the connections on your new CPU.
Adjusted the connections on your new CPU.
During installation, you accidentally bent two pins on your new 5800x motherboard. You were able to fix them and the system is now functioning properly. It’s unlikely that bending the pins caused any lasting damage, as they can often be adjusted back. You’re probably safe, but it’s always good to double-check connections afterward.
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It's possible though we can't be certain. You should be pleased it's functioning correctly. Running several Cinebench tests would be a good idea—about ten using multiple cores and ten single-core runs. Compare the results with the same CPU and monitor temperatures closely. As long as the connections are intact, you should be okay. Still, I'd strongly suggest testing it thoroughly.
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It depends on this setup—it either functions or it doesn’t, and that’s the situation here. I’ve adjusted the pins just to reverse direction and then applied a strong clock signal on Ln2, which always resolved the issue.