Then, when you go to the center, you also installed the CPU like this no. I didn't take the CPU with me Then you left without him I just painted the motherboard and reinstalled it yes Can I open this? You have installed it well now I think I did a good job, but if you take a look and see if it's not a power issue, you can't actually turn it on The center said it was working normally, so the motherboard LED came on again Because there's a difference between something that lights up and something that doesn't They say it won't turn on That's important The terminal is firmly plugged in, but it has to turn on regardless of whether the screen comes on or not There's no reaction at all, really You definitely confirmed that the board is running at the center yes yes They even updated the bios at the center there The PG value comes up, but I can't say it's defective It doesn't turn on even with our power supply There's a problem, so I have to take it off one by one I also have to take off the M.2 I'll turn it off for a moment and turn it on again Oh, why doesn’t it turn on?!! I need to remove the cpu First, I will use a bench to turn it and remove it Is there an easier way to remove it? There is a way to plug it in and turn it with a screwdriver First of all, I solved two First of all, the socket looks clean But why doesn't it turn on? There's no reason why it won't turn on, so I'll try changing it to my CPU first It's not the same model, only the specifications are the same Usually, I put this screw hole on the left side to make it look neat on the visible side It turns on Ah... CPU? CPU Easy Debug runs normally The screen comes up In this state, I will reinstall the customer's CPU once more and check again In this case, we also suspect that it might be the board Compared to before, CPU defects have become more common Did you go in person or use a courier service or something like that? Delivery service There are a few defects now compared to before Ryzen and Intel are the same, only the customer's memory and CPU have changed Oh, it's coming again I just changed the cpu and it comes in at 7800X3D Oh, I think it's over, but hey, we have to say that this is defective We have to say no. First, we changed it to our CPU and confirmed that it works Now, it's okay It's really difficult to say whether this should be considered defective or not It happens again, now it’s 7800X3D This is so slow right now It takes a while for it to appear It can be slow due to memory It's actually not good because it cancels memory stability It's faster, but it works anyway I wanted to assemble it for a game, so I assembled it and it ended up looking like this He also turned the heatsink upside down But you can turn this over Now it's working again. It's amazing It's hard to say for sure that this is defective again It shouldn't be like this, but it's a problem between the motherboard and CPU If I go to the center later, I think I'll have to go to the motherboard and CPU individually Usually, the power won't turn on even if there's a problem with the CPU socket So I can't necessarily say that the board is normal It could be a board problem The reason I don't go in is because it's a symptom I've had for a long time, so the customer may feel the same way At the center, it may have worked temporarily when it was installed, but it may not come in again due to a socket problem It doesn't seem like a CPU problem If it was a CPU problem, I don't think it would be like this or that, and since a socket has pins, isn't the tension on those pins the problem? want Yes, then it could be the board side It is highly likely It's uploading fine now. 7800 You need to understand it to some extent and try to assemble it and use it As I said before, if you still use it again, then I don't know about the motherboard and CPU, so I think I'll have to go to Yongsan anyway to test it out at the center From what I've seen, I think it might be a socket on the board Will this cover well? There is a separate fan I heard you are attaching a fan here Will the temperature be okay? If a problem occurs again, I think I will have to go to the board one more time I will apply the thermal paste again and install it If that happens, don't touch the CPU anymore Don't take it off You must have had a hard time assembling it The board is small and the screws are small I was told not to use computer parts because they are sensitive ITX is a bit slim, these guys are a bit picky That's it now I'll turn it on one more time and finish Oh, it won't turn on again haha.... It doesn't turn on uh. It won't turn on again I think it's bad reporting Regardless of whether there is a problem with the board socket, there is a problem with the board This is our motherboard right now, so this is the last time we try it The customer installed both memory CPUs, 7800X3D M.2, and it is a board problem Now, as I tighten the screw, it seems like the part where the socket is touching is falling off, the pressure is weakening, or something is happening between these pins I think it would be a good idea to visit the center in person Don't send it by courier, it's fine You have to take it all Anyway, these companies don't look at anything unless it's their product Usually, even if a customer installs the CPU like this, They want to take out the CPU and just look at their own board Still, just in case, please install the CPU and ask them to take a look while the CPU is plugged in However, it is at the technician's discretion, but they usually remove everything and only test their own products There is nothing wrong with the cpu When I looked at it, it didn't look like there was anything wrong with it I've never seen a case like this where the CPU turned on and off and then on and off. Let's go to the center
