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CPU Cooler Takes The Processor
Description
The photo shows the inside of a desktop PC with a large copper heat sink lifted above the motherboard. A square CPU is stuck to the underside of the cooler by thermal paste, while the CPU socket below is visibly empty; there is no overlaid text in the image, and the associated caption says, "Omg, how?!" The humor comes from a very physical hardware failure mode familiar to PC builders, especially when a processor adheres to the cooler and gets pulled out of the socket during maintenance.
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That's not hot-swapping; that's the CPU filing for custody with the heatsink.
что не так? Comment deleted
Клей вместо пасты я так полагаю) Comment deleted
Не, много паст твердеют когда холодные, я не ожидал что за сутки может застыть и выдрал погнув ножки ))) Comment deleted
Деликатность? Не не слышал) Comment deleted
Please, keep conversation within channel only on English Thanks in advance! Comment deleted
Please, keep conversation within channel only on English Thanks in advance! Comment deleted
Where is the freedom of speech?) Comment deleted
Please, keep conversation within channel only on English Thanks in advance! Comment deleted
I'm sorry, what's wrong? Comment deleted
the cpu came off with the heatsink Comment deleted
oh, thanks, didn't mention it Comment deleted
oh, it exploded Comment deleted
wait, actually a piece of the socket came off with the cpu as well Comment deleted
No a part of the cpu is in the socket Comment deleted
No, if you look closely, you can see socket teared apart Comment deleted
Dude how Comment deleted
Should have heat the thing up before removal. 10 minutes of Prime 95 SmallFFT would do the trick. Comment deleted
Overclocked CPU Comment deleted
Hm.... but its stuck on the cooler.... Comment deleted
I believe it caused it. Comment deleted
Those thingies, the amds have Comment deleted
Uhhhhhh Comment deleted
sto tbllll Comment deleted
If it's an AMD processor, then it's a common problem. Comment deleted
Why is that happening Comment deleted
Poor design Comment deleted
The pins are in the processor, in Intel they are placed on MB Comment deleted
I am not stupid 😂😂😂. But thanks Comment deleted
it's an intel processor. Comment deleted
*i meant amd fuck Comment deleted
it's 21:36 don't judge me Comment deleted
This is the time i started my ide up..... Comment deleted
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Overcoocked cpu 😃 Comment deleted
On glu 🤣🤣🤣 Comment deleted
"heat wasn't the issue" is maybe the wrong wording… Comment deleted
+++ It looks more like the cpu is glued to the fan than to the socket Comment deleted
I'm sure you aren't) It's just more general for AMD Comment deleted
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCSatTjwdzE&ab_channel=RicksTech Comment deleted
Oh) Comment deleted
It's just an engineering "flaw". Comment deleted
You should have twisted the heatsink a bit before pulling it. Comment deleted
seems like someone mistaken the thermal paste with silver epoxy Comment deleted
Oh shii... now I see((( Comment deleted
I think that only new mb will help in this case Comment deleted
Well, that’s not my photo, it just looks unbelievably crazy. And you literally may feel pain by staring at image Comment deleted
It's not unbelievable at all. Last year I knocked off 4 pins and bent an entire side row on my fresh 3900X because most of them were already not straight and I couldn't place it in the socket. 1 out of 4 those pins was related to DRAM controller and CPU was working without them anyway, but for my sanity me and my friend replaced them with the pins from an old AMD Sempron (they were a bit longer). The one on the photo could be fixed but it would be hell of a job to attach pins to the connectors on die since you need a precise amount of solder to fill the holes. Also you can see that the CPU was pulled by the cooling tower, there's a bright line of bent pins in the socket right under the right vapor tube. Comment deleted
the cpu is undamaged, the socket is Comment deleted
Undamaged in the Intel sense, just put it in other mobo? 😆 It's hard to put just the right amount of solder, so that wouldn't be a quick fix either. Comment deleted
i mean, if you can replace the socket, that's the fix Comment deleted
Pins could be removed from the socket, that's easy. Reballing and repinning the CPU isn't, also guess which part is cheaper Comment deleted
pins are not in the socket, look, every single pin is on the cpu, but the part of the socket fixation plate is too Comment deleted
Check the meaning of a word "pin", google the look of a RS-232 connector and come back. On the photo you can see pretty much every pin from the right side of the CPU lying inside the socket. Comment deleted
man, just look at the cpu and notice plastic around the right part of the connection Comment deleted
that's part of a socket Comment deleted
which supports my silver epoxy hypothesis! with the socket melted into the cpu, both should be stuck together... but if it was glued into the heatsink, a nice crack could come out after trying to remove it Comment deleted
Probably the load of the heatsink wasn't properly distributed. That's why the left side is ok. Comment deleted
Because when you want to remove the cooler, you should rotate it first instead of pulling up. It decreases the chances of such outcome Comment deleted
Techgore Comment deleted
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That's why you should not use gets() Comment deleted
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please refrain from using russian in this chat. We only use english here Comment deleted
Это кпт 8 Comment deleted
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ITS KPT 8, GOOD? Comment deleted
thermoglue mb Comment deleted