/g/ - I've pulled my CPU out of my AM4 motherboard in th - Technology

Anonymous

01/08/26(Thu)11:26:04 No.107805610

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Anonymous 01/08/26(Thu)11:26:04 No.107805610 Archived

I've pulled my CPU out of my AM4 motherboard in the past, CPU and motherboards still works, but with everything sky rocketing in price i'm kind of worried i wouldn't be able to replace it if something where to happen in case i did any damage that would shorten its' lifespan. What would Anon do? How often are motherboards damaged when pulling the CPU out with the cooler?

Anonymous
01/08/26(Thu)11:29:43 No.107805644

Anonymous 01/08/26(Thu)11:29:43 No.107805644

Please tell me you're on a 6 year old b470 or something that you pulled your CPU out of and it's working fine still

Anonymous
01/08/26(Thu)15:13:01 No.107807484

Anonymous 01/08/26(Thu)15:13:01 No.107807484

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do i get a spare motherboard

Anonymous
01/08/26(Thu)17:14:08 No.107808528

Anonymous 01/08/26(Thu)17:14:08 No.107808528

>>107805610
don't be scared
you can just unbend pins

Anonymous
01/08/26(Thu)17:18:52 No.107808551

Anonymous 01/08/26(Thu)17:18:52 No.107808551

>>107805610
when are you niggers going to learn to just let computer run for 10 minutes before you try to take off the cooler...

Anonymous
01/08/26(Thu)17:36:12 No.107808659

Anonymous 01/08/26(Thu)17:36:12 No.107808659

>>107808551
I did, the stock AMD thermal paste was still like concrete