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Ram pins on the back of mobo bent

Hello,

I think I bent the soldered pins of one of the ram slots (back of mobo) while trying to install the cooler. I pressed the cooler too hard which 

might have been the cause of the problem. I'll upload the picture of the situation described above so it's easier to visualize what 

I'm talking about. 

Should I try to bend back the solder? Will it cause problems?

 

Thanks.

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15 minutes ago, Apoorwa said:

Hello,

I think I bent the soldered pins of one of the ram slots (back of mobo) while trying to install the cooler. I pressed the cooler too hard which 

might have been the cause of the problem. I'll upload the picture of the situation described above so it's easier to visualize what 

I'm talking about. 

Should I try to bend back the solder? Will it cause problems?

 

Thanks.

 

 

are you talking about this

image.png.39ce780f18a43e54388118868ee36da6.png

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Just now, jnic said:

are you talking about this

image.png.39ce780f18a43e54388118868ee36da6.png

Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.

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Just now, Apoorwa said:

Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.

i dont think thats even one of the pins, i thinks its just a clip to keep it in 

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7 minutes ago, jnic said:

i dont think thats even one of the pins, i thinks its just a clip to keep it in 

Are you sure?

EDIT: Thanks for clarifying!

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1 minute ago, johnny5c said:

Those just hold the retention/slot assembly so it'll be fine.

Oh haha alright. Thank you!

This is my first time building a PC so I was freaking out.

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