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Power Supply Unit - Banjoed

prospect · 2007-03-12 16:30:48

Hi all, I have a PC with a knackered PSU. I swapped it out with another machine and am sure it is the PSU. However, I have noticed it has a connection which I do not recognise, see attached. Can any identify what it is so I can be sure it is on any replacement PSU I get? Cheers.

12-03-2007 4:30pm

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prospect

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Hi all,

I have a PC with a knackered PSU. I swapped it out with another machine and am sure it is the PSU.
However, I have noticed it has a connection which I do not recognise, see attached. Can any identify what it is so I can be sure it is on any replacement PSU I get?

Cheers.

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#2 12-03-2007 4:52pm

Stephen

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That's an ATX12V connector. Most motherboards for P4's and newer will have a suitable connector for it. Any power supply manufactured in the last couple of years will have this.

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#3 13-03-2007 11:09am

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Perfect, I got a replacement, cheers.

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