This is what happened. A friend of mine was going to clean the cpu heatsinsk
from the dust, but the cpu was sealed to it and when he puled it out the cpu was on the hts. At this point everything was still fine, cpu was ok, but when he was putting it back he didn't remove the cpu from the hts and installed it properly, instead he forced it down together. And a couple of pins got broken.
So when he started the pc it burned and smelt bad, and the cpu died, the pins left in the socket were fried. Is there a chance that the board is still alive meaning only cpu is dead and could be replaced. The holes on the socket where the pins were is a bit deformed from the heat, but still look funkcional, deformation is not that big.
The board is Gigabyte GA K8NS s939 with nforce 3 chipset.
from the dust, but the cpu was sealed to it and when he puled it out the cpu was on the hts. At this point everything was still fine, cpu was ok, but when he was putting it back he didn't remove the cpu from the hts and installed it properly, instead he forced it down together. And a couple of pins got broken.
So when he started the pc it burned and smelt bad, and the cpu died, the pins left in the socket were fried. Is there a chance that the board is still alive meaning only cpu is dead and could be replaced. The holes on the socket where the pins were is a bit deformed from the heat, but still look funkcional, deformation is not that big.
The board is Gigabyte GA K8NS s939 with nforce 3 chipset.