When i have accidentally forced out my CPU from the board I have actually broke off 2 of my cpu's pins and managed to drop those little pin pieces into/inside my AM4 socket. I must tell you that it's an expensive motherboard. This video helped me a lot to figure out how to get them out. I will also check if socket pins are bent. Many thanks for this tutorial!
..very informative video, thanks. I had a cpu cooler stick to the cpu and I yanked it out. yes, i'm a newbie. the board isn't booting, i have another cpu coming hoping the motherboard socket isn't damaged. again, thanks for the information, this is my first build that was running fine, and i wanted to just change out the cooler. oh well, live and learn )
Hello mate, My old harddisk (Samsung 40gb) has scratches on top side of platter. There is no head on the top side. Only bottom side has head. How can I recover data. Please tell me
dude, you don't even know names for things. It's PGA vs LGA socket (pin grid vs land grid array). Also AM5 (Zen4) is now LGA. Also you miraculously break everything, like I've seen people dropping CPUs on bending pins, but wrecking a PGA socket requires quite a talent, lol. Must have two left hands, lol
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Thanks mate. I actually only damaged the plastic cover, but it was also nice to see you explain the components too
How do you replace the plastic thing
When i have accidentally forced out my CPU from the board I have actually broke off 2 of my cpu's pins and managed to drop those little pin pieces into/inside my AM4 socket.
I must tell you that it's an expensive motherboard.
This video helped me a lot to figure out how to get them out.
I will also check if socket pins are bent.
Many thanks for this tutorial!
Great video. Thank you for the visual representation as well! As a teacher, I do appreciate this very much.
Did you ever do a video that shows the whole process? I can’t seem to disengage the locks. Would be nice to see it
..very informative video, thanks. I had a cpu cooler stick to the cpu and I yanked it out. yes, i'm a newbie. the board isn't booting, i have another cpu coming hoping the motherboard socket isn't damaged. again, thanks for the information, this is my first build that was running fine, and i wanted to just change out the cooler. oh well, live and learn )
I feel really bad for the guy who bent the pins. Happened to me once and I honestly think it traumatised me more than my parents' divorce.
Thanks
Great explanation--- hope you had a microscopic view. Thank you
Lol... unreal that I was looking for discolored AM4 sockets and this was the exact board I am working with. 😮
I sort of broke the socket lever and its very loose and doesnt hold the cpu down can it be changed and do you have tips
i had the same issue
what if they are broken
Hello mate, My old harddisk (Samsung 40gb) has scratches on top side of platter. There is no head on the top side. Only bottom side has head. How can I recover data. Please tell me
dude, you don't even know names for things. It's PGA vs LGA socket (pin grid vs land grid array). Also AM5 (Zen4) is now LGA. Also you miraculously break everything, like I've seen people dropping CPUs on bending pins, but wrecking a PGA socket requires quite a talent, lol. Must have two left hands, lol
It wasn't me who dropped it. I fixed it for a customer. You may be right about terminology, but I don't think its relevant here.
@@Mac1PC There are always some jerks around...
Thanks