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Not short maybe.
You should compare with good board with same CPU.
i7 will give lower resistance on CPU core, as normal; no idea what CPU had the board I tested.
If you find different chips in the same position on identical boards, then they are compatible; unless someone changed by error.
Sometime you can find equivalents searching on Internet; remember the case of FDMF6808 and FDMF6708/3030.
Removed one CD3215, checked SMC_USBC_INT_L and was still stable at 0V, removed another one and then I saw pulse/spike. Putted back second chip and again was flat 0V. Replaced it with new chip and all works fine.
WOW - thank you very much for all ideas. That will help me a lot in the future. Learnt a lot from that one
At some post about display issue on logic board you recommend me S-EM2 EDDP & USBC Meter - do you think in that case from this post it could help?
On this machine, it helps to detect bad diode mode readings on J3100 and JB500.
Many of these lines are connected directly to CD3215 chips.
But these chips may have internal problems which don't affect the input lines.