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I received the new motherboard today.

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  • MivoCloudMivoCloud Member, Host Rep

    F to this Motherboard

  • @iceman said:
    LGA1700 socket pins seems damaged...

    Those aren't pins.

    Those are LEDs, which make your CPU fan glow joyfully in the dark when it's on and active.

    Thanked by 1CheepCluck
  • @DataRecovery said:

    @iceman said:
    LGA1700 socket pins seems damaged...

    Those aren't pins.

    Those are LEDs, which make your CPU fan glow joyfully in the dark when it's on and active.

    Ok :)

  • @DataRecovery said:

    @iceman said:
    LGA1700 socket pins seems damaged...

    Those aren't pins.

    Those are LEDs, which make your CPU fan glow joyfully in the dark when it's on and active.

    What?

  • @TimboJones said:

    @DataRecovery said:

    @iceman said:
    LGA1700 socket pins seems damaged...

    Those aren't pins.

    Those are LEDs, which make your CPU fan glow joyfully in the dark when it's on and active.

    What?

    I suppose he meant if it were lit in the dark, because then it would short-circuit and catch fire.

  • TimboJonesTimboJones Member
    edited December 2024

    @nszerver said:

    @TimboJones said:

    @DataRecovery said:

    @iceman said:
    LGA1700 socket pins seems damaged...

    Those aren't pins.

    Those are LEDs, which make your CPU fan glow joyfully in the dark when it's on and active.

    What?

    I suppose he meant if it were lit in the dark, because then it would short-circuit and catch fire.

    There are zero leds or CPU fans in any photos in this thread. I really have no idea what is being referred to. If a joke was being made, whoosh for me.

  • @TimboJones said:

    @nszerver said:

    @TimboJones said:

    @DataRecovery said:

    @iceman said:
    LGA1700 socket pins seems damaged...

    Those aren't pins.

    Those are LEDs, which make your CPU fan glow joyfully in the dark when it's on and active.

    What?

    I suppose he meant if it were lit in the dark, because then it would short-circuit and catch fire.

    There are zero leds or CPU fans in any photos in this thread. I really have no idea what is being referred to. If a joke was being made, whoosh for me.

    It's possible that there is a short circuit in the motherboard, the CPU could explode after the first power-on.

  • @nszerver said:

    @TimboJones said:

    @nszerver said:

    @TimboJones said:

    @DataRecovery said:

    @iceman said:
    LGA1700 socket pins seems damaged...

    Those aren't pins.

    Those are LEDs, which make your CPU fan glow joyfully in the dark when it's on and active.

    What?

    I suppose he meant if it were lit in the dark, because then it would short-circuit and catch fire.

    There are zero leds or CPU fans in any photos in this thread. I really have no idea what is being referred to. If a joke was being made, whoosh for me.

    It's possible that there is a short circuit in the motherboard, the CPU could explode after the first power-on.

    If the short was on the motherboard, the CPU gets no current and isn't a fire risk.

  • @DataRecovery said:

    @iceman said:
    LGA1700 socket pins seems damaged...

    Those aren't pins.

    Those are LEDs, which make your CPU fan glow joyfully in the dark when it's on and active.

    Those aren't LEDs they're turbo encabulators.

  • @nszerver said:
    Hello! I received the new motherboard today, but I still have more to put together, please tell me if this is normal?

    Definitely it doesn't look normal to me, better you get it replaced.

  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

    Where's the flux capacitor?

  • raindog308raindog308 Administrator, Veteran

    @CheepCluck said: Those aren't LEDs they're turbo encabulators.

    Close, but if you look closely, you'll see these are actually retro encabulators.

  • @nszerver said:

    @TimboJones said:

    @DataRecovery said:

    @iceman said:
    LGA1700 socket pins seems damaged...

    Those aren't pins.

    Those are LEDs, which make your CPU fan glow joyfully in the dark when it's on and active.

    What?

    I suppose he meant if it were lit in the dark, because then it would short-circuit and catch fire.

    Kudos to you!

    30+ comments and yours was basically the first one on topic.

    @TimboJones said:
    There are zero leds or CPU fans in any photos in this thread.

    And twice as many bent pins :)

  • DediRockDediRock Member, Patron Provider

    @davide said:
    You should have bought a Supermicro :D

    It looks like it came out of the oven like that, someone must have bumped on the conveyor belt. By any chance, was this supposed to be your lucky das

    sounds about right.

  • should be exchanged as soon as possible.

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