Postal Dude
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How do i kno if my PSU has a -5v line? THe ocz ddr booster says it requires on. I have an antec 430W TruePower, can anyone confirm that it has or hasnt got one to see if i can buy this thing?
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jonnyGURU
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The DDR Booster requires -5V?!?!?
Just look at the ATX connector. If you see a missing wire/pin, it's because there would normally be a -5V lead. Otherwise, you'll have all 20/24 wires.
Also, you can look at the label. If there's no -5V specification on the label, chances are you don't have that rail.
Just look at the ATX connector. If you see a missing wire/pin, it's because there would normally be a -5V lead. Otherwise, you'll have all 20/24 wires.
Also, you can look at the label. If there's no -5V specification on the label, chances are you don't have that rail.