LGA1700 pin layout ?

[droopyRO]

https://www.gadget-manual.com/pinout-cpu/lga-1700/ - can someone help me with this layout, i can't figure out on what side the broken pad is, or where the orientation triangle is on the diagram, thanks !

 

[ShrimpBrime]

Took a minute for ya. DDIB_TXN

EDIT - I'm sorry, circled the wrong pin. 4th in from the edge is VSS or ground pin. My mistake.

I have uploaded a correction.

 

[droopyRO]

Thank you! so that would be a ground pad ? cause if it's the other way around it would be a RAM VDD2 one :/

 

[ShrimpBrime]

Thank you! so that would be a ground pad ? cause if it's the other way around it would be a RAM VDD2 one :/

I have to stare at this for a while haha. Because the picture is mirrored and flipped. The pin could be same row, complete other side..... I haven't stared at one of these since pin modding a socket 940 board. (Server 940, not AM2 940) so forgive me if it's not correct.

 

[droopyRO]

No problem. I can't 100% figure it out either Since that diagram has not the marking to tell where the triangle on the CPU is in real life or what the orientation is. And my Google-Fu can't find another pin/pad diagram for LGA1700 or 12600K.

 

[ShrimpBrime]

No problem. I can't 100% figure it out either Since that diagram has not the marking to tell where the triangle on the CPU is in real life or what the orientation is. And my Google-Fu can't find another pin/pad diagram for LGA1700 or 12600K.

Print it out and stand in front of a mirror.

If I remember right, you're looking top down from IHS plate side, through the pads to view the motherboard pinout. the picture is not of the cpu.

Yep, so I am on the wrong side of the cpu.

 

[droopyRO]

Print it out and stand in front of a mirror.

I used Photo Editor, and flipped it. I think it's BA22, if my "geometry" is correct.

 

[ShrimpBrime]

I used Photo Editor, and flipped it. I think it's BA22, if my "geometry" is correct.
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perfect. Nice work.