Caporegime
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Make sure you put some thermal paste in the socket, lubricates and provides better contact.
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Now I'm worried about fitting my ryzen cpu.
Now I'm worried about fitting my ryzen cpu.
For me it was nerve wracking!Now I'm worried about fitting my ryzen cpu.
Now I'm more worried after ordering a 5950x, same as you.For me it was nerve wracking!
Not heard of that one before.My bent pin came from taking it out of the plastic. You can't be too careful.
I'd have much preferred there not to be pins on the CPU lol. It was fine in the end though.Now I'm more worried after ordering a 5950x, same as you.
Will take extreme care.
I've installed a 1600x one time, that's about the closest I've got, I'm used to Intel systems.I'd have much preferred there not to be pins on the CPU lol. It was fine in the end though.
Now that would be good, no more bent pins.Almost makes you want the card-based Pentium 3 design back... (SECC2 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slot_1)
Now that would be good, no more bent pins.![]()
Mechanical pencil. Slip it over the pin and bend it back into place.