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Dent With CPU

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Shouldnt be an issue, unless you have damaged the actual contacts.. Which it looks like you havent.

 

Dented my own 1700 on the side (not the pins) and a small chuck/chunk flew off. (Still works)

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So i was going through my spare parts and i came across an Intel Core 2 Duo E8400, i was going to sell it before i saw a little dent on the side of the cpu, not on the contacts tho. I cannot test out the cpu so i was wondering if it impacts the cpu?

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Lel

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Shouldnt be an issue, unless you have damaged the actual contacts.. Which it looks like you havent.

 

Dented my own 1700 on the side (not the pins) and a small chuck/chunk flew off. (Still works)

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4 minutes ago, MultiGamerClub said:

Shouldnt be an issue, unless you have damaged the actual contacts.. Which it looks like you havent.

 

Dented my own 1700 on the side (not the pins) and a small chuck/chunk flew off. (Still works)

Aight Cheers,

Lel

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the dent itself isn't a problem but if it's dented it's probably because it got hit by something or fell - and the impact may have damaged the cpu.

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