Good news! I fixed the problem! As you can see in the attached image, some pins have a darker color at their base. That is thermal paste from when I build my pc first time (few years ago). I have tested it in multiple ways, no problems. Cleaned between the pins with a needle
Still got a lot to...
Nothing changed. It just did not work anymore a few days ago! No change in temperature, no change in position, no socket damage as far as I know. The PC worked for quite some time without me changing the thermal paste or reseating CPU.
I come back with inconclusive data, but here it is:
-I reseated the CPU and the PC was working perfectly fine
-I did some work on it (not gaming, not using it to full specs either), just moving files here and there and opening some programs
-I did a few restarts on it and a few shut downs...
You are right, my bad! I mistook power failure with power down from the button. Both can cause data corruption, only one can damage the HDD read/write heads! It did happen to me once and lost a 2TB HDD. The heads were not parked correctly and ended up literally soldered to the platters.
Yes, I am using an external SSD for any regular work, and I did disconnect the HDDs from my PC so I can test if the CPU will work, since i read HDD s might get damaged when turning of the pc from the button. I came here because it is an extreme situation I did not find a normal fix for!
I guess for now I should unplug my PC and try see if tomorrow everything will be fine.
As for this, kinda hard in the current situation. Covid and lack of money make things a bit hard, especially on my side. Still, I found it strange myself that reseating the CPU fixed the problem. It should be...
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I am having an issue with my PC showing a CPU error when i turn it on after power failure in the power grid( I am having solar panels if that is of any help to the thread).
So this is the sequence of events leading to my problem:
-power failure from the inverter, i am guessing when this...