is the CPU pin broken still normal to use?

Q: Some time ago when the CPU fan was removed, because the CPU and fan stuck, the hand to break apart. The result is that a row of pins in the CPU is crooked, and when the CPU pins are straightened, the pins with the notch diagonally are broken, but the computer that plugs into the CPU socket can also be lighted. My CPU is a 478-pin P4, I do not know if there is no impact on the computer.

A: The CPU's pins are broken, the general user is difficult to deal with, it is best to send to professional repair shop, through the extraordinary welding processing, or may be repaired. However, not all of the pins on the CPU have important uses, some are reserved pins, some are for the ground to prevent interference, and some are redundant power lines (specific to Intel's Web site to access the relevant technical white paper)