Question CPU socket pins - A way to check if everything is fine after a repair ?

[fiRe_p0weR]

Really really sorry for kinda-double post, i couldnt find how can i delete my old thread -> https://forums.tomshardware.com/thr...or-expected-resistance.3871207/#post-23418729

So as the title says - Is there a way to check/measure if everything is okay before i plug the PWR cable and get my CPU blown across the room (cuz that actually happened once lel)

 

[helpstar]

Just BE sure the pins don't touch each other.
if a cpu was blown before, most likely the motherboard is not repairable and already dead. would get a used and good board instead
you could try something like this

1151 CPU Socket PC Testor Analyzer Card For Motherboard - Omatom Power

Intel 1151 CPU Socket tester for desktop is used to test signals of motherboard,check the open circuit, short circuit of BGA and CPU socket, etc. Instead of traditional complex testing methods, it can test every pins accurately. When changing the BGA Bridge, it can determine the connection of...

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or get just the cheapest cpu for your board and test it

 

[fiRe_p0weR]

No, no the CPU that blew... that was nearly 20 years ago on a very old PC (back then PSUs didnt have SCP, we lived very dangerously lel). Thanks for the tip, but any other way than being "Sure", measurment of resistance with a DMM, but from my other thread a very helpfull fella said that measuring the 8PIN CPU connector is not an indication of pins not touching/short circuit test, i was wondering.. where can i probe then ? Each component thats in the "Choke" circuit that modulates power for the CPU ? 😱