CPU socket replacement attempt Pt1

[@Электронщикнавсеруки]

Урррраааа!!!Получилось!!!!Отремонтировал поломанную ножку в сокете,хотя у меня нет специального оборудования и запасных ножек на замену.Взял подходящую заготовку и при помощи надфиля вручную выпилил аналог ножки.Тут главное - не допускать,чтобы обрабатываемая заготовка не вылетала из пинцета в неизвестном направлении,что ее после не найдешь.У меня 2 раза улетали заготовки,а на третий раз все получилось в лучшем виде.Вставил аналог ножки в отверстие рядом с поломанной.Никаких паяльных работ не производил.Поставил процессор,сделал подсоединения к мат.плате и включил питание.Плата сразу заработала,как новая.Температура процессора 25*С,т.е. комнатная. Тут надо сказать,что эту плату мне продал один паршивец-малолетка через Авито.Когда я пришел домой и посмотрел через лупу,то увидел,что штук 10 ножек погнуты,а одна отломана.Я хотел вернуть плату назад продавцу,но он отказался забирать ее назад.Причем при общении с ним в чате Авито выяснилось,что он изначально знал,что ножки согнуты,но при продаже уверял меня,что плата полностью рабочая.Поэтому мне пришлось решать проблему самому.Все ремонтные сервисы у нас в городе отказались делать эту работу. Вот думаю,снять что ли видеоролик про свой ремонт?Или не заморачиваться? Я - обыкновенный пенсионер. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2qqiXWAYtuVn68

[@Slic3dResearch]

Yes! Make the video!

[@CubbeliPalpatineHoca]

11:09 is that a fart sound?

[@madwolfdog7156]

The motherboard will not work until the fart sounds

[@jonnotuckster8856]

Hahahahahaha deffo a fart lmao 😂

[@pashacello4494]

Indeed it is 😂😂😂

[@shafinhossainshohan2734]

yes man hahaha

[@Restoration4166]

hahahahahahha

[@sokantnevesti603]

The thing with replacing LGA socket is that usualy user is not aware of damaged pins until he/she tries to boot the pc,and many things can go wrong after that...Even perfectly resoldered socket can't guarantee that board will work (actually most of the time after such event it won't). Pins in socket after bending create short circuits that most of the time destroy pcie or dimm connections or something else. Of course,you should always give it a shot if your 500$ motherboard is at stake,in that case you are already 1000$ deep so additional 100$ for replacing a socket wont make much impact on your budget

[@tenminutetech]

That makes sense. It's definitely a high risk repair, even if it's successful if there was any other damage not immediately affecting the end result I can also see that it's possible for micro-cracks to develop either in the solder or traces and cause issues under load. Like you said, if you have the right tools, the ability, and care to take those risks then it may be worth it on an expensive for irreplaceable motherboard. Thanks for the comment! This video is a couple years old so I haven't gone back to this idea, but maybe something in the future.

[@crippledgenes_1721]

Hi Is it possible if i try to just remove the socket without meltibg it

[@davidut55]

Sure, get a hammer and a chisel.

[@aungaster1945]

One I hated the most was the screwdrivers. With chaos sorting and lack of good eyesight, I can't do my things without wasting an hour to find the right one. Also I had three sets. The most annoying one was the watch/glasses set.

[@David-dy5xi]

hi, I know its a silly question but.....I have a socket 1155 Asus board with Bent pins. Can I replace it with 'ANY' 1155 Socket from another board that I don't use anymore?

[@tenminutetech]

Not a silly question at all! The intel LGA 1155 socket is the same in every board, that's correct (btw 1155 represents the number of pins). The issue is that you need to solder the new socket to the board, and for that to happen you need to have solder pre-applied to the bottom of the new socket because you can't access it by hand for obvious reasons. If: (1) you have the tools (heated plate and reball mesh specific for 1151 socket) and (2) are super skilled and able to reball it properly, checking the connections, then in theory you could salvage a socket and put it on a new board. Typically it's more work than it's worth though. The alternative for us mere mortals is to just buy a new prepared socket from ali for $3.

[@motherdreamscreations4383]

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[@samsidji7805]

gagal melepaskan shocketnya, semoga nanti akan menemukan cara melepaskannya dengan mudah, aman tanpa kerusakan. semangat masbro

[@nirupomroy2000]

5,6 pin are bant how to repair please tell me or help ,suddenly hit sink and fan remove from processor socket and I clean all openings parts from processor and some cloth are sticky motherboard socket and band motherboard pin how to fixing problem please help me.

[@Ummeabdurrafay]

Were to get soket

[@pmd7771969]

On the intel boards you can't get a razer blade into.

[@NerdThingsAndMore]

Thanks

[@irelia_master4487]

Excuse me I want buy They equipment where you using can I buy to amazon ?

[@SanjayGupta-rq6mp]

Sir, what is your address? Mine is also the processor socket of Gigabyte motherboard is broken.

[@jst1199]

What is the name of the heat machine you ate using ?

[@tenminutetech]

Hi, This one is from Ali and is the brand Yihua. It's okay, but do note that the temperature readings are all nonsense. I don't think the hotplate or soldering iron get as hot as they say.

[@thereeceforbes]

Use a desholdering re work

[@arvydaspocevicius1415]

Where get cpu replacement tools??

[@Baba_Kush]

I would say the worst think what can happen is destroying your cpu.and you doesn't have to rip it of. Just slightly press against it from the side

[@tenminutetech]

You're totally right. When its melted it should just gently come off.. which is what ended up happening, but I didn't expect it!

[@bcal_t1]

WOuld you be able to use a rework station with an IR heat lamp for the reflow work? Pretty sure it would work yea ?

[@tenminutetech]

As evidenced by the video, I'm clearly no expert but physically as long as it can get hot I think it will help, right? Maybe the heat will not be directed enough so you want to be careful not to damage or unsolder anything else, but if it gets hot it should help you get things loose? Thanks for the comment!

[@tipstime8232]

LGA 1151 socket only how to order

[@pamelaarjona5781]

Se podría hacer el cambio de un socket Tr4 ??

[@Nickzonegaming206]

How to buy online this item

[@tenminutetech]

I bought the replacement socket on aliexpress

[@pmd7771969]

How about a magnifying light

[@tenminutetech]

Hmm, you're right that would be pretty handy to have.

[@DRAIN-fk9ut]

Can you fix mineM

[@Cryton12345]

Yo homie, @Ten Minute I got a 1151 motherboard and I want to get my cpu socket replaced, do you do repair jobs fully? my cpu is fine but the socket caused my motherboard to malfunction. so I dunno if I can replace my socket or not. I'd love your feedback. I can send pictures if you need me to

[@tenminutetech]

Hello, sorry I do not have the ability to fix motherboards with the confidence required to do it for somebody else. This experiment was just trying something new on my own! I don't have prior experience replacing sockets... just wanted to see if I could do it!

[@Redicat]

Where you bought that station?

[@sunannoitttt]

In a tube Injected What is it

[@tenminutetech]

Flux, it helps heat distribute so solder melts evenly.

[@abdullahsaqib8471]

How you were monitoring the Temperature? And what temperature should we use.

[@tenminutetech]

I was using IR sensor to get a rough idea of the surface temperature. Most solders melt at just below 200*C so set your reflow to about 200 and hot hair to 230*C, both depending on how far it is, ambient temperature, and if you have any active air flow in your work-space. Hotter will make the components come off easier, but runs the risk of accidentally moving components you don't intend on moving.

[@TheComputerBro]

​@@tenminutetech can cpu sockets that are similar or same in size be replaced with each other, for example LGA 1151/LGA1155 socket with LGA1200 socket, or some that are even closer like LGA771 with LGA 775 socket?

[@tenminutetech]

@@TheComputerBro Good question. At the surface I would say no (particularly with the LGA1200), but with the other sockets you mentioned if the pins are all co-located with just a few +/- exra pins it might work. That said, they layout of the usage of the pins themselves might not align perfectly, so if you were to make a swap to a different socket on a motherboard, I'd venture to say that you'd also need to consider updating the layout and whether or not that is even possible (i.e. a 771 motherboard might not have traces for the extra pins to accommodate a 775 CPU, but a 775 socket in it's place may still support a 771 CPU). This is all just my best guess, but I hope that at least partially answers your question!

[@TheComputerBro]

@@tenminutetech so there isn't even slight possibility that LGA1700(DDR4&5) could be replaced by upcoming LGA1851(DDR5)? Since there 151 contact difference, they are of same dimensions

[@tenminutetech]

@@TheComputerBro Honestly I don't think so without a BIOS update and direct knowledge of where the pins connect... you'd definitely need some insider knowledge or a lot of time and a multimeter and a spare motherboard to dig into to follow the traces because they might not actually be the same on the separate chips.

[@TheGarudaINA]

Where did you buy those CPU Sockets?

[@gcp6049]

Ali exspress

[@romanm.4763]

It's almost impossible to do properly using such soldering equipment. It's too low heating power, too low size of bottom heater, too high temperature of melting of pb-free solder.

[@tenminutetech]

This is true. Sometimes you just can't make it work with what you got, and that's what I learned here.

[@moussaouiadr8546]

thents .Please look for the Asus H370 BIOS file

[@juandiegomoreno9803]

What soldering table is that?

[@tenminutetech]

The table is just plain old workbench from a company called "gladiator" which is a marketing branch of whirlpool oddly enough. Its pretty heavy duty and totally not necessary but I had it in the garage and moved it into my recording area. If you're asking about the soldering station, that's a Yihua 853AAA I got off aliexpress.

[@noahcook9651]

Where can I buy the nozzle that you have on your heat gun?

[@tenminutetech]

I got this heat gun and hot plate from aliexpress

[@eutimputnoki6912]

Did you find out where it can be purchased?

[@eutimputnoki6912]

If you look for hot air station 38mm nozzle you can find one on ebay or ali

[@Redicat]

@@tenminutetech links?

[@bet28]

As I don't have a reflow is it possible to send you my broken motherboard to fix it? Obviously I will pay all the cost and the work done, I went at some shops that makes repairs here but everyone told me to change on a new mac....

[@tenminutetech]

Hello! Although I'm flattered that you would consider letting me give it a try, currently I'm not confident enough in my ability to change out the socket (still need practice with equipment) on something for a viewer. Perhaps in the future after there is a higher chance of success and I have a few more motherboards to practice on. Sorry!

[@bet28]

In the meanwhile I found a shop at 200km from where I live that does such things professionally, maybe they will save it..Thank you :)

[@lakshaynegi82]

@@bet28 so did they save it?

[@FTVG_inc]

@@lakshaynegi82 i wanna know too, i have an x79 board i got scammed on and it has broken pins

[@tmotts]

@@tenminutetech i have boards for 2 try on if ur ready

[@carloisdoingstupidtechstuff]

mine is also lga 1151

[@theonewhowas7709]

btw.. you having hard time cause you put that board on the bottom.. it shouldnt be that hard for it come off at those temperatures should only need 200c not 400.. het isnt getting where it needs to with that board on there

[@stephenpeters9125]

Yeah, isn't it the kap ton tape's job to insulate the surfaces it covers? You would have to put the tape around the socket area on the bottom

[@tenminutetech]

I think a big problem is the cheap heating station lies about what temperature it actually is vs what it's reporting... Found this out later, that set to 200, it's barely putting out enough heat to keep it at 270ish.

[@KE-ee6ns]

where did you buy the new socket?

[@MrCapsss]

I think u should re watch the video

[@KE-ee6ns]

@@MrCapsss many thanks but i had one. and lucky its working now. i mean my mobo. self experiment using infra hot air.

[@Rashed_Irfan-Rana_official]

Sir My County is Bangladesh... So My Motherboard No: gigabyte H55... S2 so replace....

[@AbhishekSharma-oe3cf]

Bro my lga 775 pin broken an it works

[@sharp7171]

lucky you :)

[@AbhishekSharma-oe3cf]

@@sharp7171 sorry that socket not works i want to ask .... will it work

[@jm036]

Poo in the loo

[@AbhishekSharma-oe3cf]

@@jm036 means

[@jm036]

@@AbhishekSharma-oe3cf Not in the street

[@depomania6841]

Me parece a mi, en el minuto 11:10 se le escapo un re pedo =P

[@tenminutetech]

It really does sound like it! Sorry! I'm sure it was something that sounded strange when sped up.

[@depomania6841]

@@tenminutetech ;) =P

[@sidhiqueaa9515]

Price for a socket

[@sandra-yy6hg]

Aboobacker Sidhique like 10 to 20 bucks

[@akshayjain377]

Hello sir

[@ovalwingnut]

Good lesson either way... After all, it's real life :) Cheers from SoCalif

[@hectoromares8444]

Ese tipo de socket siempre tiene problemas ! ...La verdad

[@mknight6026]

I bought a board and it has 2 broken pins. Suck me.....

[@ARHANJOURNEY]

India repair socket

[@TrumKS]

oh my god amazing :)))

[@spartaklunans88]

Dude you do nice job but your camera position is worst ever can be...

[@theonewhowas7709]

11:09 dude farted

[@pmd7771969]

Beyond most peo0les skills

[@tenminutetech]

Including me. Oops!

[@sidhiqueaa9515]

Average price of a socket

[@tenminutetech]

You can purchase replacement sockets like the one I used for as little as $3-5 on popular from china.

[@sidhiqueaa9515]

Can i buy it from online please give any sites for buying socket.

[@tenminutetech]

@@sidhiqueaa9515 I don't think youtube allows linking outside of youtube, but a generic search engine result will surely give you some good cheap options!

[@adedesu3866]

@@tenminutetech please give link in description ,

[@adedesu3866]

@@tenminutetech i was search in search engine and got nothing ,

[@bowiedavid6929]

Ribet amat sih, hasil gak jelas ...

[@sofabiru6852]

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