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Oracle
Scenario 1]
Guys I gave my good old loyal processor (AMD Phenom 730) to one friend.
While installing the processor on his mobo he inserted the processor wrongly in the socket and pushed it hard and locked the latches.
He got no display when he turned on the combo.
He again opened the processor latch just to found that some 4-5 pins were sandwiched between the socket and processor (the pins broke).
Now is there anyway to solder them back? Or to solder similar type of pins from other bad processor??
Scenario 2]
Another office colleagues tech-savvy daddy was removing the GPU from the pci-express slot and without noticing the pci slot lock/latch he forcefully pulled the graphics card out and in this manner the pci slot too came out with the card.
This happened on first pci-express or the 2nd one...not yet sure, the last pci-ex slot is good/unused/safe!
Now, his mobo has tri-sli (got 3 pci-express slots). More to that its an i7 machine.
So can he use the gpu on other 2 slots and run the system, normally?
Guys I gave my good old loyal processor (AMD Phenom 730) to one friend.
While installing the processor on his mobo he inserted the processor wrongly in the socket and pushed it hard and locked the latches.
He got no display when he turned on the combo.
He again opened the processor latch just to found that some 4-5 pins were sandwiched between the socket and processor (the pins broke).

Now is there anyway to solder them back? Or to solder similar type of pins from other bad processor??

Scenario 2]
Another office colleagues tech-savvy daddy was removing the GPU from the pci-express slot and without noticing the pci slot lock/latch he forcefully pulled the graphics card out and in this manner the pci slot too came out with the card.

This happened on first pci-express or the 2nd one...not yet sure, the last pci-ex slot is good/unused/safe!
Now, his mobo has tri-sli (got 3 pci-express slots). More to that its an i7 machine.

So can he use the gpu on other 2 slots and run the system, normally?