400 Watt ATX Replacement Power Supply for HP Bestec ATX-250-12Z So how do I connect my new 24 pin harness to my old 20 pin plug?
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The connector might be what is called a 20+4 . It would be made of two parts that slide together. You use what you need to fit your system. I think---I am new to this too.
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Do a simple search on Amazon.....asus f200ca power supply you will be directed to proper source
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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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Look at this link on ebay it lists s3320f and the PSU sold by amazon list one model. see link http://www.ebay.com/itm/220w-Replace-Power-Supply-HP-Pavilion-Slimline-s3320f-s3323w-s3330f-s3400f-s3507-/221488949083 P.S. You might to adapt this PSU since it has extra cables. I managed to do that and the PC works. I hope this helps
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I go by the model numbers on the back of the old power supply, run that number in Google. Power Plug into the Laptop should then match, and then I like to match up the specs that should be close to the model number ... like how many amps and volts and such. Until my new one arrived I was running a Dell adaptor that came up a little short on Amps but worked because I did not have the battery in the laptop and so it ran a little warm, but was OK. Just match up info on back adaptor you are trying to replace and that should match you up fine. Plug should show polarity on the back, like center being (+) or (-) and such, that should all match up with identical model number just fine.
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You would have to look at the power supply that is currently in your computer, determine if it is an ATX supply (to match this one) and determine its wattage. This information should be on a label on the side of the power supply. If it is both ATX and 250 watts (or less), this power supply will work.
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The power supply could be upgraded to after market atx psu with this adapter. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0162JP5RKhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B0162JQ13Mor fromhttp://www.ebay.com/usr/donjonmin
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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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Sorry I cannot, but it is easy to find out. This is not like a program that will not work. If the watt atx has the same tpye of connects as the old Watt atx it will work. As long as the fittings are the same and it mounts Ok it will work. You can put in a higher power supple if you are a gamer like going from a 350 watt to a 400 watt it will work. Just need to make sure all the mounting and connections are correct.
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I used it to replace atx 250, it has several different plugs to fit many applications. Worked great for me.
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From the enclosed installation instructions:Connectors:6 x 4-pin-LP4-female2 x small-internal-power1 x 20-pin-ATX-motherboard-adapter1 x 4-pin extended ATX power 12V plug and Aux plug for Pentium 4
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you have to have an 8 pin connection.If your power supply have a 4 pin only you can by a adapter,4 pin to 8 pin
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Rolando, I don't know. I only needed the adapter, so I ended buying the entire power supply. Sorry, I could not help.
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My power supply's have an 8 pin cable that breaks into 2, 4 pin connecters, so you'd only use 4 of the 8 pins
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A definitive answer would be difficult to give due to the many variables in jack and plug configurations, unless you know how to use a micrometer; however you can be reasonably confident it will work if you do the following. Look on your old power supply for the following specs. printed on the case. You will probably see the input voltage and amperage, it will look something like this: "Input: 100-240 VAC (1.2A or Amps) 50/60HZ". What's important are the specs. that follow, they are the output voltage, amperage and the jack/plug configuration. If you see "Output 19.5 V.DC or you may see 19.5 V followed by a a solid line over a line of dashes, either way if you do the voltage and amperage are correct. Next look for a symbol that looks something like this: - ---C---+ There will be an o or dot in the center of the C. If your old one shows a line going from the open side of the C, the dot or circle in the center of the C to a plus sign the polarity is correct. Next look into the end that plugs into your computer and if you see a fine wire(smaller than a 5mm pencil lead) in the center of the plug it should work on your device provided the voltage and amperage matched. If the computer has never been worked on then the jack should be to OEM. Someone would have to look at it or you would have to have the exact dimensions of the plug itself before I could say for certain it would work, but if everything I mentioned matches up I think it will work.
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We used this to replace the original power supply on our HP Pavilion P6110Y and it worked perfectly. The one that failed was not a 400 watt, it was a 250W. The 400W is completely compatible with our machine and works great. It's actually better with the 400W PS, in my opinion.
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I have an Antec 1000 power supply. There is a plug that comes from the cooling head and is pluged into the cpu fan slot. It works like a dream.