Question Missing on the LGA 1700 2/3 pins, computer operates normally, but wondering whether I should still replace the motherboard

[therealsarg]

A long story short, two pins on the motherboard socket are gone. However, my PC operates normally, CPU speeds are normal etc. etc. My concern is whether it's still worth replacing the motherboard, and if there is any trivial interruption ,albeit indetectable through basic tasks, to the CPU processes, would these be picked up by the Intel CPU diagnostic checker thingy?

 

[lvt]

If your computer works normally, then let it be.

Some pins are not "critical" (they are either non-functional or redundant), the CPU will still work without them.

 

[therealsarg]

Thanks