I bought a new CPU fan and when i took the one I had it came out with my CPU(AMD Ryzen 7 I stolefrom my friends abusive ex so I can’t even be upset if it breaks and I was careful I made sure I was grounded when handling it)inoticed the pins in the corner were bent. I unbent them but I noticed these were gone. This is the corner opposite the corner with the arrow. I had to install this when i bought a new motherboard and it was fine ever since so I know it was fine before. So to get a background on what circumstances left to my question.

My monitor gets no signal when I turn it on. All the fans work including GPU. None of my USB ports work so I can’t use the mouse or keyboard. I used different monitors, and even tried my display port. There are zero beeps, Motherboard AMD B450,and I even reseated my RAM and GPU. I also took out and put back in the CMOS battery, and flashed the bios. I’ve tried Google to no avail. I also don’t have a second motherboard to test with. I’m going to get it diagnosed at a repair shop but I’d like to know is I have anymore options. I’d just move the components to my Walmart Intel motherboard but it doesn’t have M2 for my SSD.

This is my first build. I have a background in tech but never got into the career. Is there anything I can do to salvage this or will I have to actually buy my own damn CPU?

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    1 year ago

    Like I mentioned in the post I’m taking it to the shop. At this point I’m leaving it to the professionals

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      1 year ago

      Be prepared to spend more than if you just replaced the board and CPU yourself.

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        1 year ago

        Cost of living in my city is pretty high and so my hourly rate is too, I could fix this for about the cost of a used Ryzen 5 3600X which leaves a lot of CPUs this would be worth doing for.

        It’s really about finding someone with the right tools and skillset.

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        1 year ago

        I don’t think any pins ended up in the motherboard, I hope not, but yeah at this point I’m probably just going to replace it, I’ve already picked one out, and be sure to twist the cooling fan when removing it from the CPU from now on.