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Missing Pin on my motherboard Socket

Lord.33
By Lord.33
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Hello friends, I think I'm a little late.. even so, I have a very important query for me. Since I have a z370 mother that a pin came out, and it is a VCC voltage pin, more specifically, (and thanks to this post) I discovered that it is number 26 of the AJ row. Ok, this pin was in contact with the 25th pin (another VCC pin), and the PC went into a reboot loop. My query is if the mother can work without one of these pins, since it has another 4 more online supplying this voltage... and if the contact between two VCC pins can cause a problem in some sector of the motherboard, or in the processor? is that I do not want to ruin either of the two things.. 
I hope I have not arrived so late that no one has been left, and I sincerely hope that someone can help me with this matter, since I see that there are many people with good technical knowledge on these issues.
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