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Ahhhh, will try this.Don't use the PCIe power cables. Use the 12V main board connectors. According to that plaque you should have two that are in a single 4-pole aux connector. Mine is labeled P1 or P4. It's a bit smudged.
Yea, I've got a jumper so the PSU is working when I turn it on.If memory serves me right, one of the supply pins needs to be grounded in order for the supply to be functional.
Should be able to google it. It's not vendor specific.
Yeah, you have to short the green against one of the ground leads of the ATX main connector. Then you're good to go.If memory serves me right, one of the supply pins needs to be grounded in order for the supply to be functional.
Should be able to google it. It's not vendor specific.
Godspeed and good luck! Hope that works out for youAhhhh, will try this.
Yea, I've got a jumper so the PSU is working when I turn it on.
To correct my OP, I'm 90% sure I have the correct rail(s) and am measuring DCV correctly. On the DMM, I have black in the COM port and red in the VΩ port. I'm showing ~12.4V on both of the pictured plugs, and they're the only 4 pins coming out of the PSU. Do I need to grab 12v from the +4 on the mobo 20+4 connector?Yeah, you have to short the green against one of the ground leads of the ATX main connector. Then you're good to go.
Godspeed and good luck! Hope that works out for you
This is how I hooked mine up. In the middle you can see the 20+4 ATX connector for the motherboard. And behind it there's another 4-pin connector labeled P4, which consists of either one or two 12V rails. The P4 was introduced back in the day for motherboards that supported Pentium-4 and later Intel CPUs. They were subsequently used to feed power to both Intel and AMD processors as far as I know.To correct my OP, I'm 90% sure I have the correct rail(s) and am measuring DCV correctly. On the DMM, I have black in the COM port and red in the VΩ port. I'm showing ~12.4V on both of the pictured plugs, and they're the only 4 pins coming out of the PSU. Do I need to grab 12v from the +4 on the mobo 20+4 connector?
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