computer stop working after replacing case

crazyjutt · 2008-11-27

Hi, I recently replaced my old case with new one and while doing that, I wanted to clean CPU heat sink. I pulled heatsink and along came the CPU. Some pins were bent but i straightened them and put it back. When i stared my PC first time in new case, it did not come up. I am thinking that something happened to CPU. I could be wrong. My PC does not beep or anything. No display comes up at all. I have PCI display card. Is my CPU damaged ? I have AMD athlon 64 X2 3200 CPU and socket 939 motherboard from gigabyte which is GA-K8N51GMF-9. Since this was the first time i started PC after moving everything to new case, I do not know if CPU is really the issue or something else. I have checked memory, display card etc and they are tightly set in motherboard. Any suggestions ?

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Hi,

I recently replaced my old case with new one and while doing that, I wanted to clean CPU heat sink. I pulled heatsink and along came the CPU. Some pins were bent but i straightened them and put it back.

When i stared my PC first time in new case, it did not come up. I am thinking that something happened to CPU. I could be wrong. My PC does not beep or anything. No display comes up at all. I have PCI display card. Is my CPU damaged ? I have AMD athlon 64 X2 3200 CPU and socket 939 motherboard from gigabyte which is GA-K8N51GMF-9.

Since this was the first time i started PC after moving everything to new case, I do not know if CPU is really the issue or something else. I have checked memory, display card etc and they are tightly set in motherboard.

Any suggestions ?

crazyjutt, Nov 27, 2008

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