How do you take care of a CPU?

Answer 1

Don't touch it exessively

don't let it get too hot

don't squash it don't pour acid on it

don't pour ketchup on it

don't pour anything on it

don't throw it into the sea

don't throw it off a building

don't try to eat it

don't let it overheat

use a heatsink

use a fan

use heat conducting paste

only use it in a slot it fits in

only use it in a computer

don't electrocute it

don't use it as a projectile

don't sue me because i missed something

don't run it over with a bus

don't run it over with a car

don't run it over with a fat person

don't run it over with a thin person

don't step on it

don't add exess pressure to it

don't try to discect it

don't try and plug it into yourself

don't feed it

don't use it as a weapon

don't put in someone's food

don't drop it in a puddle

don't attack it

don't try to help it do it's job with gunpowder

don't leave it near explosives

DO just leave it in the computer and let it do it's job

Answer 2

Once a CPU has been damaged, you cannot repair it. The technology inside a Microprocessor or CPU is microscopic and requires specific machinery to fix. You cant just fix it in your workshop at home.

The CPU has millions/billions of transistors and any one of them or a group of them could be your problem. The ALU or a registry could be damaged.

You may be able to fix the pins underneath if they are bent. You may be able to solder pins back on. Or clean it...

Your best possible solution is to purchase another one, that is compatible with your motherboard.