well it's almost at NUMBER_TOKEN volts  but still doesn't look too bad well those values can vary a little bit as soon as the module is in the main board and is under load but i think they are close enough for a prototype and they are not too easy to get exactly i made such a table with formula for the resistors and voltages to calculate the right values which are currently installed on the module i guess these values can be adjusted in the future if needed for now i can see that the voltage is close enough so we can move on with the tests now the leads for the workbench power supply can be removed again and the connector can be finally soldered to the module back to the main board as i said it has no header to connect the voltage regulator module so i will simply use two rows of such pin headers and solder them into the main board the board has big copper ground and power planes in the area around the vrm so i'm heating up the board with a hot air in one hand and use this soldering station in the other to get the solder out of the holes i'll insert the pins directly into the module so i easily can cut the length and align the connector pay attention that there is no key so the direction is important pin NUMBER_TOKEN on the vrm is  ground just like in the documentation by intel plugging the module wrong way around could damage the module the cpu and the main board so it is very important to double check the orientation and the alignment
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