F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Damaged my CPU, it was fixed and now it's still not working properly.

Damaged my CPU, it was fixed and now it's still not working properly.

Damaged my CPU, it was fixed and now it's still not working properly.

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Smurphy822
Junior Member
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02-19-2020, 06:27 PM
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I replaced my Ryzen 5600X after it broke and passed all checks. It’s performing exactly as the previous one did. I dropped it while installing, spent about 20 minutes straightening the pins (refer to the photo). A local repair shop said the motherboard is fine but the CPU is damaged. If both the shop and AMD confirmed the CPU was faulty, what should I do next? My motherboard’s BIOS supports the 5000 series, and it looks like the pins are straight now—though the CPU still felt oddly cold after removing the cooler, even with a good one. There might be a slight bend in a few pins, but they’re not severely bent. Could three pins be affecting performance?
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Smurphy822
02-19-2020, 06:27 PM #1

I replaced my Ryzen 5600X after it broke and passed all checks. It’s performing exactly as the previous one did. I dropped it while installing, spent about 20 minutes straightening the pins (refer to the photo). A local repair shop said the motherboard is fine but the CPU is damaged. If both the shop and AMD confirmed the CPU was faulty, what should I do next? My motherboard’s BIOS supports the 5000 series, and it looks like the pins are straight now—though the CPU still felt oddly cold after removing the cooler, even with a good one. There might be a slight bend in a few pins, but they’re not severely bent. Could three pins be affecting performance?

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Tuptusia11
Junior Member
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02-19-2020, 09:33 PM
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Notices thermal paste in the socket. The next step should be testing another motherboard.
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Tuptusia11
02-19-2020, 09:33 PM #2

Notices thermal paste in the socket. The next step should be testing another motherboard.