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P4 2.8 ghz processor broken pin

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by 1nsan3, Aug 8, 2009.

  1. 1nsan3

    1nsan3 Regular member

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    a friend of mine gave me a P4 processor he dropped it and bent half of the pins i got them all straight and it falls perfectly in the slot.. except 1 pin on the outside line of pins, broke off... does anyone know if theres a way to tell if that pin is being used? some type of schematic .. someone else had this problem but i cant get ahold of him.

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  2. dailun

    dailun Active member

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    Intel's website has the datasheets and the information that you are requesting.
     
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    If it is a used pin, you still might not be screwed. The pins at the edge can be fixed with a soldering iron.
     
  4. 1nsan3

    1nsan3 Regular member

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    Ive looked everywhere for the specs on it but no go.. i can always just drop the processor on the board and give it a try. need a few more parts first..
     
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    Seriously, repairing an outer pin is one of the easiest soldering projects you could attempt...don't fear the iron!
     
  6. 1nsan3

    1nsan3 Regular member

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    Thats true,,, I have a ton of wire around! will give it a go, and let ya know!

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