Dropped my PC help

[Barbsxx365]

My PC fell of my table because my headset chord got entangled in my chair, so when I moved back the PC fell. Apart from case damage the pc seemed fine, however once I tried booting it no post screen appeared, just utter blackness. I also noticed that the lights on my mouse and keyboard did not light up. So I thought that the mobo is broken. However there was a red light on my mobo indicating that the cpu might be the issue. The light would turn on when I turned on my pc but then goes away. So what could the problem be, Cpu, mobo, gpu, or all three??? 

[Skiiwee29]

take it apart and double check everything is plugged in and secured properly. 

[Hairless Monkey]

1 minute ago, Skiiwee29 said:

take it apart and double check everything is plugged in and secured properly. 

Yeah, take it apart, and put it together again.

[mariushm]

^ What he says  

 

Open the case and make sure everything is seated properly. Unscrew video card, pull it out, plug it back in...

Same for cpu cooler and cpu. unseat and reseat,   unplug cpu power cable, plug back in,  same for 24 pin connector.. 

[Barbsxx365]

Ok so I am taking everything apart and when I took the cpu off I noticed that it has one bent pin. I also noticed in the cpu socket that it seemed as if some pin slots are like darker than other if that makes sense. Could that one bent pin be the problem?

[coderrquitsreality]

@Barbsxx365

 

Can you take a side view picture of the socket and list your specs please? The socket looks very damaged

[Barbsxx365]

Here is side view of socket and a picture of the bent pin

 

My specs are:

 

Ryzen 3600

b450 Tomahawk Max

G.Skill Ripjaws 16gb 3600

RTX 3060ti

850w corsair psu

WD black m.2

Samsung QVO 860 

1 tb Seagate barracuda

 

[Skiiwee29]

Rebending the pin back into place is super simple and shouldnt cause any harm. 

[Barbsxx365]

2 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Rebending the pin back into place is super simple and shouldnt cause any harm. 

But will this fix the problem?

 

[Skiiwee29]

Just now, Barbsxx365 said:

But will this fix the problem?

 

time will tell once you straighten it and put it back together. I doubt that it happened while in the socket since the socket does put some clamping force on the pins to make contact in the socket, but not a ton. 

[Barbsxx365]

Well I reseated everything and re positioned the bent pin and it worked! Everything works fine. Thank god I had a good qualtiy case with a sturdy frame which saved me from damage!