The pin assignment and layout is always interesting. Especially I for those who want to measure once or, as with the CPUs in the socket AM5, to analyze the scorched contacts. The first graphic is unfortunately not so nice in quality, but it still shows the schematic layout well enough despite everything. For example, we can see the clearly grown area of the PCIe connection in the center right and at the bottom (see page 1)
Of course, the second graphic is also interesting, because here you can see well where all the ground planes are located, where the voltages are supplied and where you transport the signals. Again, the size of the graphic has been reduced a bit (by me afterwards), but I took this step deliberately. In due time I will surely publish this also in full resolution, because at the moment externally still nobody has these CPUs to need such a scheme in detail. Tension curve…
- 1 - Intro & Overview
- 2 - Pin-Out LGA 1851
- 3 - Pad-Design (CPU)
- 4 - Socket LGA1851- Page 1
- 5 - Socket LGA1851- Page 2
- 6 - Socket LGA1851- Page 3
- 7 - Socket LGA1851- Page 4
- 8 - Independent Loading Mechanism (ILM) - Page 1
- 9 - Independent Loading Mechanism (ILM) - Page 2
- 10 - Independent Loading Mechanism (ILM) - Page 3
- 11 - ATX Board Keep Ins - Board Primary Side
- 12 - ATX Board Keep Ins - Board Secondary Side
- 13 - LGA1700/1851 Thermal solution KIZ
- 14 - Boxed Cooler and Conclusion
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