Yes, but in fact, the most important question is whether the cpu and the motherboard can contact well. You can buy a conductive adhesive and put it carefully in the pinhole, only a little. Too many words will short-circuit other pins, and filling one pin will improve the contact problem, but be careful not to short-circuit the surrounding pins. The specific solutions can be summarized as follows:

First, if the technology is good, you can buy your own solder for welding. If you can't find the needle, you can change it, such as earrings and welding, but the stability in use is not very clear.

Second, take it to the factory to repair or repair the computer;

Third, directly find a needle, or an ear nail, plug it in the motherboard and plug it in the socket, and then slowly install the CPU.

Finally, not all CPU pins are useful. Some models of CPU pins are empty, so one foot is broken, but it has no effect.