LGA775 Broken Pin

Hapikern

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Hello all, i have a question about a motherboard with a broken pin which seems to be working fine but I need and Intel EXPERT here to resolve this..... The pin is half broken, only the the ball at the end. The pin number is A23 which is labeled as "VCCA - A23 - Power/Other" in the Q6000 series pin layout. I need to know if this pin is critical for the mobo not frying the CPU, because the system seems to work fine
 

hans007

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Originally posted by: Hapikern
Hello all, i have a question about a motherboard with a broken pin which seems to be working fine but I need and Intel EXPERT here to resolve this..... The pin is half broken, only the the ball at the end. The pin number is A23 which is labeled as "VCCA - A23 - Power/Other" in the Q6000 series pin layout. I need to know if this pin is critical for the mobo not frying the CPU, because the system seems to work fine

those usually are just redundant power. there are a lot of power plane pins, so usually if one is broken its not that big a deal.
 

Zap

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Originally posted by: Hapikern
The pin number is A23 which is labeled as "VCCA - A23 - Power/Other" in the Q6000 series pin layout.

There are a lot of redundant VCC (power) and ground pins, so losing one shouldn't hurt too badly unless you're an uber overclocker that needs every bit of juice.
 

Hapikern

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Thank you very much for your replies. I guess the pin is redundant power just like both said, because the motherboard seems to work fine.

Thank you for your help!