OMG I failed!

thats awesome.. i didnt expect that AMD would even do that.. good to see it all worked out for you in the end..
 
From the great Kelle Patterson:

If it don't fit, don't force it. ;)
 
Kudos to AMD for accepting the RMA of this processor. Another reason we all hope they rebound.

However, this story is another reason why Intel's design might be somewhat better in terms of protection against dumb mistakes in terms of LGA vs. PGA
 
i would think though, even if if it and no broken pins, you may still fry something ;)
 
Spare-Flair said:
Kudos to AMD for accepting the RMA of this processor. Another reason we all hope they rebound.

However, this story is another reason why Intel's design might be somewhat better in terms of protection against dumb mistakes in terms of LGA vs. PGA
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I agree good on AMD...but despite it being much harder to break an intel processor due to the lack of pins...It's much easier to mess up the motherboard slot.

Apparently my brother is just awesome enough to not be able to figure out how to seat an Intel processor (despite it being so easy that a caveman can do it).
 
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