@@CoilWhine I find it's worse when you use too much paste. A simple dab on most Ryzen's is good. Doesn't even need to be pea sized. The die is off to the side, so you should look at a delid video to get an idea of where the paste should go.
waw thx for the video unfortunately i didn't know the trick and unplugged it... it went out of the socket by force , seemed not damage the new cpu is working fine
I happened to do the same after switching Athlon 200GE to R5 2600. The fan came up with CPU after I pulled it out forcefully. Luckily the athlon cpu still have no problems at all. Definitely lesson learned 😅
I pull my cpu and now it wont start...all pins looks fine and straight, I watched it multiple times, but somehow it doesnt work. I even bought a new motherboard but i had the same problem. Now i'm waiting for my new cpu...what do you suggest? The old one is really ripped?
same issue and im streamer with not enough money to replace my cpu and motherboard i cant stand that amd has this setup with the wrath fan being so tight to the cpu
if I'm doing this on a built pc with the motherboard on the case, do I need to unplug all the connectors and leave just the ATX and CPU connectors? or is it fine to leave everything all connected? and is it going to be fine if I do this with the GPU uninstalled?
I would suggest unplug gpu and sata cables. sata cables is just incase windows boots up and you force shut down the pc one to many times then windows could crash, and the gpu is not that far below the cpu fan and accidents happen. 1 knock to the gpu could damage gpu or pci slot. I work in a computer repair store and with years of experience I know that computer parts don't always come out the same way. a few minites of extra work is much better then the cost of mistakes.
I shorted out a DIMM channel by not doing the latter. I straightened the pins and the problem still occured. This video should be a PSA by CPU Cooler manufacturers to ensure future users don't have to deal with fhis problem.
This is not with the cooler manufacturers it's with AMDs socket design. It does not properly hold or lock the CPU in it's place. The newer generations doesn't have this problem I guess. This happened to me 3 years ago and I ended up bending 2-3 pins I fixed it using a safety pin
How do I get it to heat? I’ve been running my system for a while and it’s not heating. Reaaally don’t want to plug in kb mouse and monitor to run a benchmark Edit: also would a hair dryer work? The one I have is circular so I don’t really know if that’s a good idea
The temperature needed to unstuck the heatsink could be dangerous to welded parts on the motherboard and some heat guns can melt plastic in les then 5 seconds. Id suggest let the cpu heat do the job
What if i ripped my cpu with the cooler and straighten all my pins on the cpu and installed it once i cleaned my cooler fan but now i got a ddram light on? What would be my issue?
@@CoilWhine i had to replaced my bad motherboard and cpu, sucks but atleast i got a fresh start and now my pc is getting 40 more fps than before so im kinda happy this happened lol
Unless you’re fucked like me and the pc won’t boot. My mobo cpu light is red, and now I have to remove it while cold. Gotta say, building pc’s is pretty shit for first timers when everything goes wrong.
Well, boys and girls, I can say I wished I watched after I accidentally ripped my cpu and cooler off of my computer.
Happens to the best of us, AM4 is really sticky!
Method I've always used on every Ryzen system I've built has been to twist gently without running it. Never failed any Ryzen system I've ever service.
I think the mx-5 paste gets stukkk
@@CoilWhine I find it's worse when you use too much paste. A simple dab on most Ryzen's is good. Doesn't even need to be pea sized. The die is off to the side, so you should look at a delid video to get an idea of where the paste should go.
waw thx for the video unfortunately i didn't know the trick and unplugged it... it went out of the socket by force , seemed not damage the new cpu is working fine
I happened to do the same after switching Athlon 200GE to R5 2600. The fan came up with CPU after I pulled it out forcefully. Luckily the athlon cpu still have no problems at all. Definitely lesson learned 😅
Damn it, Coil Whine is back.
Rumors of my demise were greatly exaggerated
Works like a charm, Thank You!!!!!!!!!!!!
I pull my cpu and now it wont start...all pins looks fine and straight, I watched it multiple times, but somehow it doesnt work. I even bought a new motherboard but i had the same problem. Now i'm waiting for my new cpu...what do you suggest? The old one is really ripped?
same issue and im streamer with not enough money to replace my cpu and motherboard i cant stand that amd has this setup with the wrath fan being so tight to the cpu
What about twisting the cooler back and forth? Alway worked for me
Sometimes it wont move without excessive force
Thanks a lot.. after the pc automatically shut down, i can remove it
Heat is the answer.
if I'm doing this on a built pc with the motherboard on the case, do I need to unplug all the connectors and leave just the ATX and CPU connectors? or is it fine to leave everything all connected? and is it going to be fine if I do this with the GPU uninstalled?
I would suggest unplug gpu and sata cables. sata cables is just incase windows boots up and you force shut down the pc one to many times then windows could crash, and the gpu is not that far below the cpu fan and accidents happen. 1 knock to the gpu could damage gpu or pci slot. I work in a computer repair store and with years of experience I know that computer parts don't always come out the same way. a few minites of extra work is much better then the cost of mistakes.
I shorted out a DIMM channel by not doing the latter. I straightened the pins and the problem still occured. This video should be a PSA by CPU Cooler manufacturers to ensure future users don't have to deal with fhis problem.
This is not with the cooler manufacturers it's with AMDs socket design. It does not properly hold or lock the CPU in it's place. The newer generations doesn't have this problem I guess. This happened to me 3 years ago and I ended up bending 2-3 pins I fixed it using a safety pin
Happened to me yesterday. I used a hairdryer on the fins of the cooler and it came off
Mine is ripped out and really welded to the cooler. Nothing helps...
How do I get it to heat? I’ve been running my system for a while and it’s not heating. Reaaally don’t want to plug in kb mouse and monitor to run a benchmark
Edit: also would a hair dryer work? The one I have is circular so I don’t really know if that’s a good idea
If you have a hdmi touchscreen you can use that
Heating shouldn't be a problem though because the cooler is off
Or your could use a heat gun/blow dryer
The temperature needed to unstuck the heatsink could be dangerous to welded parts on the motherboard and some heat guns can melt plastic in les then 5 seconds. Id suggest let the cpu heat do the job
What if i ripped my cpu with the cooler and straighten all my pins on the cpu and installed it once i cleaned my cooler fan but now i got a ddram light on? What would be my issue?
one of your pins might not be making full contact. Look for any missing pins or bent ones.
@@CoilWhine it was a faulty motherboard, i fucked it up 😢
@@SB_Marco Sorry to hear that, hopefully you can get it replaced :(
@@CoilWhine i had to replaced my bad motherboard and cpu, sucks but atleast i got a fresh start and now my pc is getting 40 more fps than before so im kinda happy this happened lol
Wish I watched this earlier. Doh.
Unless you’re fucked like me and the pc won’t boot. My mobo cpu light is red, and now I have to remove it while cold. Gotta say, building pc’s is pretty shit for first timers when everything goes wrong.
what do you mean the cpu light is red? lool like you have a post code telling you theres a cpu problem?
crap
Next time try using thermal paste instead of super glue. You're welcome.
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