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Potentially fried CPU

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Bad motherboards can kill CPU, but I've yet to see it happen the other way around. I wouldn't worry about it, either the chip will POST with it or it won't. 

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My office’s programming department had a gaming MoBo box sitting on a shelf, and I find it has a fried MoBo and a potentially good cpu, an intel i7 9700K. I am thinking of using it, but I have a ryzen at home. Before I go out and buy a new MoBo, I want to be sure that it will not fry the new one. Any help is useful. Thanks!

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