LGA 1156 PIN Diagram

[Gate9er]

Hey guys

Does anyone know where to find a pin diagram for a LGA 1156 socket??

Cheers

 

[alvine]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Asus_P7P55-M_LGA_1156.jpg

 

[Gate9er]

This is not useful as I want to find out what my missing was there for (e.g for grounding, memory etc). Cheers anyway

 

[alvine]

i would not suggest trying to fix your socket, ur risking burning your cpu

 

[Gate9er]

I won't try to fix it. I just want to know what my missing pin was there for, so as to see if my mobo and cpu can still run without problems.

 

[msafwan]

I won't try to fix it. I just want to know what my missing pin was there for, so as to see if my mobo and cpu can still run without problems.

https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/File:skylake_pin_diagram.png
https://en.wikichip.org/w/images/a/a4/coffee_lake_pin_diagram.png

if your broken pin is a powerline pin (such as VSS or VCC) then you are lucky, as it only carry power & there's a lot of redundancy.

*https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/guides/4th-gen-core-lga1150-socket-guide.pdf
*the pin on the left side of the screen is toward the Hinges of the Load-Plate that hold down your CPU, while the pin on the right side of the screen is toward the 'Shoulder-screws' which hold Load Plate under when you lock the Load-lever. Just in case; the no.1 pin is at the bottom right, opposite side to the Load-Lever.