LGA 1156 Faulty Sockets

I remember reading about there being a problem with pin contact on the Foxconn sockets when the P55 boards first came out. I remember reading that this applies mostly to extreme overclockers, but I would imagine even a moderate overclock wouldn't be too good over time (I've had my 530 pushed up to 1.4 Vcore). My problem is this- I bought an Asrock P55 Extreme board in January, and it had the Lotes socket so I wasn't worried about it. It worked great until it blew up a couple of weeks ago. I RMA'd it and they sent me a recertified board. This one looks like it has seen some use, it is bowed pretty bad, and it has a Foxconn socket (the coaxial port on the back was nearly pulled off of the board when I got it also, but that's irrelevant). I'd imagine it could possibly be one of the first boards since it is recertified, so is there any way to check if this is one of the problem sockets? My i3 already has the pin dimples on all of the pads so I can't just pop it in and see if it makes contact. Asrock sucks, they sent me a crappy board and they probably won't replace it if it dies. stay away from them. They are NOT the same as Asus no matter what anyone says.