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Pentium 4 Auxillary Power Connector

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Gantry

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What are these connectors used for? Have an ASUS p4t and Interl D850GB in front of me and both provide these connectors.

The connectors fit perfectly with these Half-AT-ish connectors on my Antec Power supplies, but I don't know what they do...

Forgive my ignorance, first time I'm working on a P4 and these new power connectors are confusing. Manuals were zero help...

 
There are two.

A 6x1 pin AUX Server connector.
3black and 3red/orange.

Red = +5V, Orange = +3.3V.
It's extra current for those two voltages.
PCI cards, RAM, and the motherboard in general use these two voltages.

The other is a 2x2 pin ATX12V connector
2 yellow and 2 black

Yellow is +12V.

This line has the voltage stepped down to provide a bunch of extra power for your CPU.

Hope that helps you out 🙂
 
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