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Broken LGA 1151 8th Gen Z370 Pin

MrWittel
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I pulled a Linus and dropped my 8086k in my socket. When bending back L-29 (VCC or Power Supply) the pin broke off.  Anyone experience this? From what I have read it will hurt my overclocking “maybe” but should be fine over all. Not wanting to risk an 8086K I already ordered a new motherboard but at this point I am just interested in learning more about how the socket works and If it might still be ok.

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just fix the pins with a small tweezers.

make sure it doesn't make contact with other pins.

and i won't OC it if i were you.

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9 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

just fix the pins with a small tweezers.

make sure it doesn't make contact with other pins.

and i won't OC it if i were you.

When bending back L-29 (VCC or Power Supply) the pin broke off. :(

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Then RIP motherboard.

May it rest peacefully in motherboard heaven.

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