well the back of the motherboard which is the cpu there was a screw loose , anyway i put another one which is before and cpu heatsnik is pretty good i believe , so for example if i wanna check and remove the cpu what should i check first? bent pins? cpu heatsink?
ok so this is the cpu on the motherboard i dont know if its fully clear didnt get the side sry but anyway
thank you for your replay mate , well i really couldnt take better one duo to the camera thing but i tired this is the closeset one hope it helpsPity i can't see all of the socket, but see some pins out of alignment,
in the red circle from bottom to top
the second row at least the right three pins
the third row at least the one on the right
the fourth row the one on the right as well it seems, just a little
Take a look at these for info about a how to get them right again,
https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=intel+socket+straighten+pins&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
or take it to a local pc shop where they can do it for a fee.
sorry for that i will try next time take a better pic of thatBottom is too blurry, but think i see one other pins that could be abit more straight which is in the small circle, the other square is what i already mentioned.
see maybe one other pin near the square on the right of this pic,
Very likely yes. First fix this, then maybe even the blue screens will be gone.
thank you my friend for the help i really appreciate it i will give it a try and let u know
Take your time look at some of the vids in the link i gave. Hope you have a magnifying glass which would help.
In this picture would i start from bottom to top ↑ and from inside to outside → .
in the red circle from bottom to top
the second row at least the right three pins
the third row at least the one on the right
the fourth row the one on the right as well it seems, just a little
Take a look at these for info about a how to get them right again,
https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=intel+socket+straighten+pins&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
or take it to a local pc shop where they can do it for a fee.
I was scared of the alcohol thing if i put it there it will damage haha , anyway ok i will do that and yes i know i probably put some thermal too much or missed something anyway thank u and i will let u know , thanks alot mateIs that the same side as the bent pins? How did this cooling paste get onto the pins?
compared it to the other photo's and see now it was already on there too, i somehow missed that. Probably best to get that of too.
https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=how+to+remove+paste+from+socket+pins+lga&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
look at this one from about min. 5.30
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGhLjfx3pvE
need enough isopropyl alcohol (over 90% alcohol) and a very soft brush, after the debree is gone make sure the socket is nice and dry.
Since it seems the same side do the pins look good as far as i can see.
Ok well i did everything its actually dry and as u can see in the socket everything ig its good
I did test the gpu on mobo but unplugged the ggx 970 hdmi and put behind nothing still the led is on , i will remove the cpu again and see if take a pic of it , its probably missing something
If you do not take the gtx 970 out will it not switch to the igp (integrated gpu).
Ok no problem sorry about that , but anyway i will check again and let u know but if it doesnt work what do u think i should do next
Saw questions about the psu and an answer it's already 4 years old. This "Lite" version isn't particulary good (and i'm being mild) so might/will be good to replace anyway especially since you had issues with playing games and the pc restarting.
No worries mate thanks anyway , but i guess i will neeed to fix that first , and yes i did take out the gtx 970 out but still vga led is on
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