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P8 connector

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thejawn

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I just got a gateway computer off the streets, and from what I can tell it has a busted Powersupply, when I tried to power up it didn't work, so I threw it in another case with another (working) power supply, and tried to boot it up. So it booted, and I look on the screen and theres nothing. So i looked around and realized that 1 little port type thing was empty. The corresponding cable is a square 2x2 cable with "P8" labeled on it, and the powersuply I'm using know doesn't have one of those. What do I do? it there any way for me to hack/rewire this cable to get it to work? Further investigation says the P8connector is for on board video. Help ASAP.

Thanks
-Jon
 
damn that doesn't seem to be the problem. I just tired another psu and it didn't work
 
What model is the Gateway pc? Is the psu a non standard size like this one?

The proprietary 4-pin video cable is top center.

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device manager said:
What model is the Gateway pc? Is the psu a non standard size like this one?

The proprietary 4-pin video cable is top center.

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That's not 2x2 as described in the OP.

Could it be the 12v power connector that supplies voltage to the CPU? All newer ATX PSU's have them, but older (pre-P4 days) ones don't.
 
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