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    Help with Compaq PSU

    I notice looking at the top... so the pic with "P1" showing, the eight pin along has no wire going into it. Is it still suitable to cut the last four off or should I get an adaptor?
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    Help with Compaq PSU

    Hi. Looking back at the pics there are two ends to the adaptor. One has a mark on it, the far left of the pic which shows the top of the ATX connection where it says P1. The wires at the far left near the mark which says CP-011 over the very first pin are three browns and a blue. The...
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    Help with Compaq PSU

    Hi. I'm looking at the silverstone adaptor. How would it work exactly? I can see it turns the 24pins into a 20+4pin. Is it the +4pin that extends to the ATX12V? Or is it going to be the P3 cable as stated in my first post? Thanks.
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    Help with Compaq PSU

    Hi, I am building a new PC and am trying to recycle my old Compaq case and PSU. It is a 250w PSU so is up to powering my new setup - AMD 64 X2 3800+, 1GB RAM, HDD, DVD and an ASRock AM2NF6G-VSTA mobo. I have a big problem and noone seems to know the answer. The Compaq PSU (PDP116P) has a...
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