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 I want to know if a damage like this is reparable, like, I don't know much about repairing, I searched a bit, but could not find anything about repairing this kind of cpu, I can only find about ryzen pins, so if it is possible to repair, could someone tell me what I need to do to fix it?

 

 Thank you very much.

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This is a write-off, you can't repair damage like that.

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No. You can't just glue it together. It's not just a flat piece of plastic with some metal pads on one side, there's a shit ton of connections within the pcb.

 

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2 minutes ago, Waifu said:

there's no way, like switch parts or something?

What parts are there to switch? Were you going to break off a corner of another cpu and work some magic? If you search on youtube how a processor is made, you might understand why it can't be fixed. The only part you can switch is the entire processor.

 

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1 minute ago, Waifu said:

you don't need to be rude

He's not being rude, he's just telling you the truth...

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