F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop The pin on my Ryzen 7 3800x is fully twisted off to one side.

The pin on my Ryzen 7 3800x is fully twisted off to one side.

The pin on my Ryzen 7 3800x is fully twisted off to one side.

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Serilium
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02-22-2019, 11:24 AM
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Are you able to repair it? You bent the pin during removal, and because of the thick thermal paste, you ripped the CPU out of the socket.
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Serilium
02-22-2019, 11:24 AM #1

Are you able to repair it? You bent the pin during removal, and because of the thick thermal paste, you ripped the CPU out of the socket.

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Rounyx
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03-04-2019, 12:46 PM
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Processed your request with a clear and concise twist. Here’s the rephrased version:

I handled that transaction using a credit card or photo ID, just like I did a couple of years ago—this was my first time for everyone!
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Rounyx
03-04-2019, 12:46 PM #2

Processed your request with a clear and concise twist. Here’s the rephrased version:

I handled that transaction using a credit card or photo ID, just like I did a couple of years ago—this was my first time for everyone!

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xShania12394
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03-04-2019, 02:35 PM
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they function effectively too. take your time and be consistent.
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03-04-2019, 02:35 PM #3

they function effectively too. take your time and be consistent.

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03-04-2019, 08:13 PM
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A credit card can recover even after some time has passed, not just immediately. I often use a small screwdriver similar to what jewelers employ to initiate the restoration process. For these cards, I’ve crafted a slim edge that narrows to a full thickness, allowing smoother insertion and reducing the chance of snagging or pushing other pins. The key is patience—rushing isn’t advisable. Take your time, work carefully, and you’ll avoid mistakes. This particular card was repaired recently: I fixed several bent pins on chips I owned, including this one, and it functioned perfectly afterward with no broken pins. Plus, because of the bent pins, I saved money by purchasing it at a lower price. Once all pins were properly positioned, I tested it with the modified credit card to confirm everything was correct, and now it fits seamlessly without any issues.
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Mrnelson2003
03-04-2019, 08:13 PM #4

A credit card can recover even after some time has passed, not just immediately. I often use a small screwdriver similar to what jewelers employ to initiate the restoration process. For these cards, I’ve crafted a slim edge that narrows to a full thickness, allowing smoother insertion and reducing the chance of snagging or pushing other pins. The key is patience—rushing isn’t advisable. Take your time, work carefully, and you’ll avoid mistakes. This particular card was repaired recently: I fixed several bent pins on chips I owned, including this one, and it functioned perfectly afterward with no broken pins. Plus, because of the bent pins, I saved money by purchasing it at a lower price. Once all pins were properly positioned, I tested it with the modified credit card to confirm everything was correct, and now it fits seamlessly without any issues.

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