The pins reduce the area making contact for cooling, so really if you bend or break off all of the pins on the socket, you’ll get optimal heat dissipation.
I tried this and can confirm, my cpu doesn’t get hot anymore.
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I bet it also doesn't do anything anymore
Now imagine a room with an infinite number of computer chimps, at least one of them is going to make the machine work again. Another one is going to write the works of Shakespeare in soldering tin all over the motherboard, etc.
Idiots. They didn't even use a welding rod
They should be marking where they're going to solder in grease pencil before they do it too.
There’s no thermal paste in there either. That’s going to overheat.
If that’s a computer chimp then how did we get computer aids 😳