Question Bent mainboard pin affect 3DMARK?

[ShinyChariot]

So....
I just realize that my motherboard CPU socket pins are bent a lot (up to 10).
I'm kind of panic a little bit but my system's still running fine and no problem yet, then I went read some article about performance dropped after bent pin.

So I decided to use 3DMark for benchmark, the result is quite similar to my older test when I complete built about 2 years back.

Sky Diver test :
2017 Total score: 22,479
Graphics score: 44 ,049
Physics score :7,146
Combined score: 15 ,462

2019(Today) Total score: 22,198
Graphics score: 43 ,127
Physics score :7 ,074
Combined score: 15 ,498

Both 2017/2019 CPU Frequency (MHz) /GPU Memory Clock (MHz)are very similar. (no difference)

-Does this mean nothing happened to my CPU performance?
-those bent pins are not affected my PC at all?

Sorry for any mistake here, I'm not a native speaker.
Thank you for all the help.

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

If it was seated and nothing bad happened then you are good to go. But when you go to reseat it you may bend them even more. Can you post a pic of your pins?

 

[ShinyChariot]

If it was seated and nothing bad happened then you are good to go. But when you go to reseat it you may bend them even more. Can you post a pic of your pins?

I would like to but I'm just finishing repaste CPU, and my water cooling sink is super tight (probably this thing cause the bent?).

So basically I don't need to do anything right? bend them back may cause more harm than good?
Thanks anyway!

 

[Fix_that_Glitch]

Yes contray to popular belief the cooling plate doesn't need to be super tight against the cpu. As long as it is touching is all you need.

 

[ShinyChariot]

Yes contray to popular belief the cooling plate doesn't need to be super tight against the cpu. As long as it is touching is all you need.

I know, but the back plate that connects the sink screw is very tight, it's tight not because I did that but because of the structure back plate that kind of not perfect fits (behind motherboard)

I don't know how to exactly explain this in English though, sorry about that.