salerhino Reputable Mar 16, 2016 1,263 0 5,660 Jan 22, 2019 #1 Socket is LGA1151, can't find proper image of pinout saddly. Ones from Intel manual somehow do not match. I am looking for complete pinout or some help with only bent ones.
Socket is LGA1151, can't find proper image of pinout saddly. Ones from Intel manual somehow do not match. I am looking for complete pinout or some help with only bent ones.
Solution kerberos_20 Jan 22, 2019 from picture: pin marked at top is VCC (core power supply) pin marked on bottom left is VSS (ground) there should be no issues if cpu has one vcc/vss less, just make sure it doesnt short other pins rotate by 180° to match your picture
from picture: pin marked at top is VCC (core power supply) pin marked on bottom left is VSS (ground) there should be no issues if cpu has one vcc/vss less, just make sure it doesnt short other pins rotate by 180° to match your picture
salerhino Reputable Mar 16, 2016 1,263 0 5,660 Jan 22, 2019 #2 Actual motherboard model is: biostar b250 btc Upvote 0 Downvote
parker_307 Distinguished Mar 29, 2017 703 5 19,365 Jan 22, 2019 #3 Are you trying to fix the bent pins? Upvote 0 Downvote
salerhino Reputable Mar 16, 2016 1,263 0 5,660 Jan 22, 2019 #4 parker_307 : Are you trying to fix the bent pins? yes Upvote 0 Downvote
parker_307 Distinguished Mar 29, 2017 703 5 19,365 Jan 22, 2019 #5 salerhino : parker_307 : Are you trying to fix the bent pins? yes You should just rma it you should not try to fix it yourself. But I guess it’s your motherboard Upvote 0 Downvote
salerhino : parker_307 : Are you trying to fix the bent pins? yes You should just rma it you should not try to fix it yourself. But I guess it’s your motherboard
salerhino Reputable Mar 16, 2016 1,263 0 5,660 Jan 22, 2019 #6 parker_307 : salerhino : parker_307 : Are you trying to fix the bent pins? yes You should just rma it you should not try to fix it yourself. But I guess it’s your motherboard I bought it used, no warranty. I just need info on what are these pins for so I can know if I should even try to fix them or not Upvote 0 Downvote
parker_307 : salerhino : parker_307 : Are you trying to fix the bent pins? yes You should just rma it you should not try to fix it yourself. But I guess it’s your motherboard I bought it used, no warranty. I just need info on what are these pins for so I can know if I should even try to fix them or not
kerberos_20 Champion Dec 24, 2011 9,827 1,565 55,740 Jan 22, 2019 Solution #7 from picture: pin marked at top is VCC (core power supply) pin marked on bottom left is VSS (ground) there should be no issues if cpu has one vcc/vss less, just make sure it doesnt short other pins rotate by 180° to match your picture Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
from picture: pin marked at top is VCC (core power supply) pin marked on bottom left is VSS (ground) there should be no issues if cpu has one vcc/vss less, just make sure it doesnt short other pins rotate by 180° to match your picture
salerhino Reputable Mar 16, 2016 1,263 0 5,660 Jan 22, 2019 #8 kerberos_20 : from picture: pin marked at top is VCC (core power supply) pin marked on bottom left is VSS (ground) there should be no issues if cpu has one vcc/vss less, just make sure it doesnt short other pins rotate by 180° to match your picture I hope that it will work. Thanks! Upvote 0 Downvote
kerberos_20 : from picture: pin marked at top is VCC (core power supply) pin marked on bottom left is VSS (ground) there should be no issues if cpu has one vcc/vss less, just make sure it doesnt short other pins rotate by 180° to match your picture I hope that it will work. Thanks!