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Resocketed CPU; system doesnt start no fan spin

Zealot.

Hello,

 

Quite recently I thought it was a good idea to reapply the thermal paste on my CPU since i've noticed my Temperatures being quite high and I remember the inital Application was poor. Now i've never done so before and therefore it didnt occure to me that the CPU could be fused to the cooler itself. After taking off the CPU cooler I noticed that the CPU came right off with it and I was not able to seperate the two and didnt want to forcefully remove it. Checked the pins, everything seemed fine and carefully reseated it.

 

Put everything back, tried turning it on. Silence. No attempt at posting, no fan spin, nothing. All my Asus Motherboard showed was a Red Light.

I didnt unplug anything other than the CPU fans and the CPU itself. System was running fine before. 

Tried clearing CMOS via the clear CMOS button on the IO-Panel, didn't help. I doubt its PSU since the power light on my GPU turned green. Did I end up bricking CPU or Mobo?

Im clueless as to what to next, any help is appreciated.

 

Edit: I just realized I put the CPU with Cooler attached back into the socket while the socket iself was still locked. I cant open/lock it with the cooler attached and I am afraid to seperate the block since I dont want to bend pins.

How do I safely remove the CPU without causing damage? My CPU cooler is the Scythe Mugen 5 PCGH.

 

Ryzen 2700x

Asus Crosshair Hero VII Wifi

GTX1070

Corsair Vengance 3200mhz

 

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Im a fucking Idiot, panic took the better of me. Ended up loosening it with dental floss and then twisted it off. Everything runs fine now. 

I paicked because i tried to put it back into a locked cpu socket. This thread can be closed or deleted i dont know how this forum operates.

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Buy good thermal paste ^^ that shouldn't have that issue. 

Just to be careful you can also heat up the cpu before you take of the cooler (safely!) So that the thermal paste softens up 

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