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Looking for Broken i7 9700k

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Hey everyone, just saw LTT's video from Feb about fixing a dead CPU and would like to try upgrading my i5 (nothing wrong with it, just want some more power). I am looking for an i7 9700k processor with bent/broken pins. If any of you have one or could point me in the direction of where I could acquire one I would really appreciate it. Thanks guys!

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big oof, imma delete this before i get roasted lol thanks

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Just now, PlanetZing said:

big oof, imma delete this before i get roasted lol thanks

too late. here it comes.

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good news is they're all broken, that's why they don't have hyperthreading and the i9-9900k exists

Before you reply to my post, REFRESH. 99.99% chance I edited my post. 

 

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Intel Core i7-9700K Review | bit-tech.net

Look at this poor CPU, all its pins have been broken off :o :( 

/s

 

But maybe this person can send his CPU for you to repair? 

/s again

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