It looks like it has a 6-pin 12 volt power connector. My mb is 4-pin. Do I need an adapter of some kind?
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This one had the 6-pin and two 4-pin connectors, as well as the 20+4 standard connector.
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If I'm not mistaken this power supply has two 4 pin connectors, so you should be fine. The 6 pin is for a graphics card. If you would like I can pull mine and take an inventory of the cables it has.
1495755
The power adapter has a signal wire in it that is known to fail and it sounds like the BIOS isn't recognizing it. Have you tried using another ac adapter?
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Dont worry about it, tha card comes with all the adapters you need, i even used this card with a 600W PSU that came with the connectors just as you described
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This adapter is rated at .4 amps (400 ma). If your system needs 500 ma, it may work but you may lose features. I would look for an adapter that matches your rating.
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In theory yes, it has all the right plugs. however many boards, Gigabyte ones especially, do not like some brands of power supply. this is a problem i have encountered myself with this PSU and a Gigabyte board.
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Wait... where did the pin numbers come from?Anyway, I'm quite sure it will work. Mine is also a MB 3,1 (white 2.0GHz, but I don't think it matters much), originally with the same 512MB modules you described, of which first I swapped one to a 2GB one, then (using the product in question) the second one too. No problems ever.
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Hooks up to the motherboard 3 or 4 pin that's the only power connection it has but you could connect it to your power supply using a three pin Molex adapter.
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You can use the 8 pin power cable if you have it available the one provided is just an adapter if your power supply doesn't have 8 pin connectors.
490921
I haven't seen your motherboard but if it's like mine. I have a board with a 20 pin and and an extra 4 pin for the chip. This power supply is universal. It shows an 8 pin plug but it seperates into two 4 pin. What happens to be my board. But if you have a 24 pin. Just use the 20 and it will be fine. So if you have doubts, get it. It's a great power supply
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It Requires two 6-pin 12v connectors from the power supply, minimum of 500w required
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This plugging into your computer is more based on your Motherboard. That being said if your mother board looks like this. http://www.esaitech.com/images/detailed/3/GGG/img54820.jpg Then you should be fine. If you look at the 24pin connecter in the upper right. Thats where your power supply plugs in. I personally think it would be very strange to find a computer that used a different type of power supply.
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Sorry, just saw your question. Yeah I bought this thing to make use of an older CPU, RAM, and graphics card that i had sittin around. Bought this and a case and i had a decent PC for cheap haha. You will need a 24pin +4pin connector for this motherboard. I used the 400w Diablotek ATX power supply and it and the motherboard have worked flawlessly for over a year now and the PSU even has a 3 year warranty. Really hoped I helped. Diablotek DA Series 400-Watt ATX Power Supply PSDA400
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As long as you have the correct male end that fits the appropriate slot, the MB will handle it. Your limitation is you Power Supply. You will want a minimum of a 650 watt IMHO. You would have to read the specs for the exact watt. I had a Nvidia card that got pretty hot, so I changed out to a dual fan video card and I am much happier. Nice board, has lots of heat sinks, runs smooth, not a problem of any kind in a year.
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Any 12 Volt, 3 Watt computer power supply will work with the correct 4-pin molex connector. For external applications like yours, you can use something less obtrusive like this one from Coolerguys, Coolerguys 100-240v AC to 12 & 5v DC 4pin Molex 2A Power Adapter
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your power cord is connected to your powersupply man. if you dont have a 6 pin connector you have to upgrade your psu
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If i remember correctly from when I build it, it has 1 8 pin and 1 6+2 connector..go to www.pcpartpicker.com and put all of the information in and it will tell you if everything is compatible and if you have enough power. It's what I used to buy parts for my computer and I could not be any happier.
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It runs off of your motherboards power so it deosnt need a special power plug from your power supply. You do need a PCI-E slot, which most modern mobos have, but I would get intouch with your mobo manufacturer to make certain.