Do you need a tester or motherboard hooked to a PSU to make it power computer fans? - psu motherboard
It's simple: I see people say they can not be a power supply is headed for the fans, no power supply, a motherboard connected
Is that true? If so, then this is the only way it works on a motherboard or power supply tester will get in touch?
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Psu Motherboard Do You Need A Tester Or Motherboard Hooked To A PSU To Make It Power Computer Fans?
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No, there is not a single green wire in the main cable from the power source is turned on the switch. in conjunction with the green wire to a black wire with a paperclip or something, and in turn provide electricity. easy.
There are two son, who needs to get in touch to an ATX power supply will tell. The green wire must be connected black. But most of the power supplies need a minimum load is not working properly, place it on a hard drive or the other to lose the power, if not the power supply to function.
For the processor and the auxiliary fans have the 2 or 3 pin connectors little, yes. But fans often have a regular Molex connector that is connected directly to a Molex connector at the source. In the latter case, ensure that the fan can handle a regular Molex connection. Many times you will see a Molex connectors future source of energy as a "fan". In these connectors to the positions of the pins are 5V and 12V to be changed.
[EDIT] LOL I read the answer and crashing_pain realized that you really wonder how you deliver, without allowing motherboard. My bad. [/ EDIT]
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