Installing an AMD processor is a little different to installing an Intel one, because the pins are on the chip itself.
To be prepared, make sure you have everything you need handy before you start, including a motherboard, a CPU, a cooler, a Phillips screwdriver, and some heat paste.
Before starting, ensure the work area is clean and clutter-free and that you use an anti-static wristband or work on a non-conductive surface.
Make sure you know where the CPU socket is situated on your motherboard before unpacking the new CPU and consult the manual for visual reference.
Identify the golden triangle on the corner of the AMD CPU and align it with the indented triangle on the motherboard’s CPU socket.
When installing the cooler, the thermal paste or heat pad transfers heat from the CPU to the cooler, and it is best to use a pea-sized amount in the middle.
Be careful with heatpaste placement, and avoid getting any on the underside of the CPU or any of the ports in the socket.
Once the heat transfer material is in place, use a screwdriver to screw the cooler in place slowly using a cross pattern.
Plug the cooler’s fan header into the respective slot on the motherboard designating CPU Fan or similar.
After installation, test the CPU, use a temperature sensing application such as AMD's Ryzen Master or HWInfo to ensure the CPU is cooled properly.