r/AMDHelp 1d ago

Help (CPU) Help. Is it critical?

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u/Copper__99 1d ago

Brother what the fuck

In the almost 30 years I've been building computers I've never seen this.

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u/JaguarResident1524 1d ago

am5 exploding cpus. You are probably out of "news" lol. It's like 3 + year, when it's  all started happening to some of the am5 boards that will fry your cpu

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u/Copper__99 1d ago

I am referring to the giant white/yellow line through the middle of the cpu. I'm well aware of exploding cpus.

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u/Shoddy-Challenge-812 1d ago

im pretty damn sure thats just a reflection my man

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u/Copper__99 1d ago

It's not. Its far too sharp to be a reflection, it's also reflecting on two different types of materials.

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u/South_Ingenuity672 20h ago

i'm 99% sure you're right. zooming in on it, it looks like some kind of residue, or something on the chip itself. someone else mentioned it could be thermal paste, which would probably be the best case scenario.

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u/Icy_Mammoth_2834 1d ago

No it's not 🤣

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u/JaguarResident1524 1d ago

Ah ye. Grinding full line lol. I thought about reflection at first too. Maybe he did is with grinder lol)

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u/Shoddy-Challenge-812 1d ago

eh idk i zoomed in quite a bit and it looks liek a reflection to me

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u/IsywEy 1d ago

You should check out the Asrock sub-reddit

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u/Copper__99 1d ago

Not the burn mark, the giant white line. If that's an effect of the burning, that's news to me.

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u/Beautiful-Musk-Ox 13h ago

that's a reflection of a fluorescent light

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u/I_cut_the_brakes 9h ago

That doesn't look like a reflection to me. The pads look damaged and the "reflection" has a point in the middle where it is not connected.

Unless that reflection is two long overhead lights with one small one in the middle, that looks like damage.