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Damn man this is a bummer got this exact same combo and both are arriving this week, hoping everything works out for you

Maybe your cpu socket was bad, bad plastic inyection, and your cpu wasnt properly seated cus of that. Or you placed it wrong and then did force on top of it and deformed the socket. for what we can see in the pictures

I had problems with the b650 mag tomahawk on my 7800x3d, got a x670 steel legend and issue fixed.

Waiting on my Tomahawk next week. I've RMA'd the crappy Asus ROG HERO Crosshair x870e. Frrezes in BIOS when I try to update......

little wiggle. hahaha. I heard it first time this term on placing cpu. you cant do that. esspecialy in am5 socket you definetly cant do that. I have the same motherboard and cpu. works very smooth.

Sadly I have viceversa issue.. my gigabyte x870e doesnt want start, perma black screen, so I just give it back and ordered msi tomahawk, and I have got stability issues and perma 08 code.. so Im thinking to sand it back again and just got Asrock taichi at this point... Very unlucky to upgrade my new build

I have the same mobo with a 9950x. Works great for me. Wonder if its a cpu issue or a board qc issue

Bro cannot do 1+1 💀

This video is the evidence that you handled the CPU and socket very roughly and may have damaged the pins.

Noob 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

He definitely put it in wrong 🤦🏾

Bro this video atmost make me regret and also made me worry about it since i had the same mobo and just 3 days ago pair only with the 9800x3d as a first build and thankfully i did it well now I had to make it run games without a gpu

ı am using same moterboard and same cpu but ı am good everythinks good and süper

I just got same cpu and mobo and now Im afraid to build it :D

any updates on this?

Keep us updated!!!

If you do research people have had problems with loads on the 9800x3d..

Hello, I am a French user and I had exactly the same problem as you. In my situation, yesterday November 21 I assembled my computer which consists of the same motherboard, the msi x870 Tomahawk and the 9800x3d freshly received. After unpacking and installing the motherboard a few days before that, I had initialized the Bios by USB following the usual protocol advised by msi. So yesterday I only had to proceed with the complete installation. What a surprise when I found myself with the famous C5 code... Impossible to change that, I moved the Ram several times but no different reaction and like you pins were like deformed or damaged, where we are supposed to place the 9800x3d processor. So I wanted to reclassify the bios with an older version and I ended up with the permanent 00 code! impossible to modify this even by using other usb keys and less powerful ram (i use for this configuration the corsair 2x32go 6000 MHz / z 30cl). after spending 10 hours on it yesterday i finally gave up and ordered an equivalent version of the Gigabyte brand. having seen a lot of forums dealing with similar problems on this Msi x870, i think that the problem simply comes from this card which has goals and various problems. Msi disappointed me.

You never mentioned using thermal paste!

Send my Board back because randomly i‘ve got no picture when i turned my machine on. Only CMOS reset solved the problem for some days

I installed the 9800X3D with a brand new X870e TAICHI Lite and I had the 1 stick of ram only working issue..but I tested it and only 1 of the actual sticks worked and the other wouldn’t at all even by itself. So I ordered a replacement ram kit and then it worked perfectly. Seems I just had a bad ram kit. Everything works great now with low temps

I had the same motherboard didn’t get a boot at all did u return it and get the same one or different brand ?

great build❤

is the 9800x3d your first experience with a lga cpu?

Those pins look like a stray finger poked them.🤫👍 RMA the board and cpu.

"I did a little wiggle" CPU said bye bye. End of story. In 24 years of PC assembling i never "wiggled" CPU when placed on socket.

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It's this the one where he already bent his sh!+ b4

I did noticed that you pushed down on the chip after it was already seated in the socket. Once the Cpu is seated - normally you wouldn't " Push - Down " on the cpu before closing the cover. It might not be the problem but most of the time CPU sockets are called (Z)ero (I)insertion (F)orce { ZIF }. The CPU cooler would normally be enough pressure after the CPU is in the socket. Sorry that your CPU and MB got damaged.

That’s a massive bummer. I just built my new pc and we all have hiccups but not burnt pins. Yikes, return. Or just get a laptop

Did you closely inspect the pins before placing the CPU? People have had bent pins out of the box through the years. Looks like a bad board and/or socket.

LGA sockets are complete ass.

Its crazy to me that you build 6 pcs, and still think the socket is "very hard to press down" and your placing your motherboard on the one and only spot you shouldnt, the antistatic bag thats designed to keep the static on the outside, but you put your mobo there, it could have shorted something.

had the same screen at the beginning when i started my AM5 system on a gigabyte board. Was confused at first, but after i pressed "y" the PC booted up normaly. So since you also got that screen i guess its normal.

Yes..bent pins will stop you in your tracks....RMA that board..now if you did it..that's human fault..you may not get a replacement

Just return the board and get another one or get a different brand, i have the exact same board with 192ddr5 6800 with no issues posting and a 9800x3d. The other thing you can not do is put the cpu in the palm of your hand as the oils from your hand and fingers will interfere with the pins, always hold the cpu on the edges. These things happen DOA , malfunctioning boards that is why these companies offer warranties nothing is a guarantee it will be perfectly working, there is always a slim chance of getting a bad board.

Bro I feel for you. Getting your new stuff and feeling so sure you did everything right, yet people won't stop doubting cuz two other guys made mistakes installing their CPUs. Hope the replacement process goes smoothly for you.

Sorry to hear this, I have the same rig but the MSI Carbon and when closing the retention bar it did not feel real smooth, more like nashing, if that makes sence. Good luck.

One pin is clearly bent and not in a way setting a cpu in socket correctly or incorrectly would cause. 3:03

Just return the motherboard, I understand that you think you did it correctly but something must have happened like dust or hair or some debris got in between cpu and motherboard and burned those pins

I have same mb and cpu. Everything is fine.

Looks bent pins there. Is the POST code going or not?

Was the socket inspected before install? It's hard to see over TH-cam but it almost just looks like bent pins

using the same mobo and cpu.. not a single issue. temps are insanely low on the 9800x3d

So all good with the GIGABYTE X870 AORUS ELITE WIFI7? I just order the 9800x3d with this board. I hope it doesn’t catch on fire!!!

I have the same motherboard as you with the same cpu and my motherboard, and cpu is working fine just like everybody else. You probably have a bad board

I have the same motherboard and I think my x870 tomahawk wifi works correctly

There is something going on with msi tomohawk boards and this cpu. I had the x670e tomahawk and it was working with very high temps. I switched to asus x670e-e and low temps.

Thanks for the video man, please keep us updated!