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• NVIDIA Quadro: I plug 6-pin power adapter or connector 8 pin?

  I am trying to install my graphics card Nvidia Quadro 6000 on a HP Z820 with a PSU 1125W

  The Quadro card: 1x8pin auxiliary power connector and power connector auxiliary 1x6pin.

  My questions are

  1. in the connection of my power adapter, do I plug the unit into the 8 pin or 6 PIN auxiliary connector?

  2. where can I connect the other end of the power adapter?

  3. the power adapter must be a HP one or can I use any brand.

  4, if it's HP, what is the part number

  I would appreciate help on this.

  Vinny

  Edit: Here is this link related to this issue.  It goes also to other topics with excellent similar information:

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/reviews/power-supply-specifications-ATX-reference, 3061 - 12.html

  First, it is important to know that there is another interface "6 to 8 pins" which is a feature of power-for - motherboard power ... you don't want that, sure, and connectors plastic is having different shapes.  You can see that he has 4 yellow wires (usually the supply wires) and would not have the sequence of correct wiring of a PCIe 6 to 8 pins supplementary power converter:

  

  I don't know the show, too, is not what you want.  This looks like an 8 pin to two adapter 6 pins.  You want a 6-pin to 8 pin adapter.  Is attached another picture of the nVidia type tells you to do.  If you look at the hyperlink at the top of this post you will find the wiring of 6 pins on 8 wire and for your project, you will probably want to follow the advice of nVidia for best results.  There is power to the ground and 'sense' son to all be correctly connected to the adapter.

  There is also some PCIe additional adapters that allow you to convert several sheets supply 4 son "molex" grouping in a single 6-pin PCIe or connector 8.  It is best to not do this if you have a power with official ones built in.  Your the fact, and to check the manual, it looks like your top rated power supply has 3 of these auxiliary PCIe power cords (G1, G2 and G3 will be printed on the side of the end of your 3 card).  On the other hand, offer reduced rated power of the Z820 has only 2 additional PCIe (auxiliary) cords supplied by it.

  I don't know if you are forced to use a good 6-8 converter or could if away with plug 6 pin right in the correct position on the plug 8 pins of your videocard directly, according to article of the hyperlink.  I, personally, would get an adapter.

  EDIT: Here is a picture of two ends of what is supposed to be a PCIe 6-pin supplementary power adapter PCIe 8 pins.  The first and third power pins 6 pins are officially DC 12v (some references have each of the first 3 pins being 12vDC) and subsequently, the rest are supposed to be a 'sense' or earthed.  When I look at the plug 8-pole end wiring I do not see a ground wire or ground jumper coming to pin 8.  I would not recommend it, unless I'm wrong about his son:

  

• Workstation HP Z620 dual xeon: really only 1 6-pin power connector on the graphics card?

  Hello

  I have a question about the HP Z620 workstation.

  recently bought a dual xeon with 960 GTX installed on the 6-pin connector.

  as I can't find any other power to use nor on the power connector

  or nowhere on the set, I wonder how a graphics card must be powered only

  needs

  1 x 8-pin

  or

  1 x 8-pin + 6 pins

  or

  2 x 8 pin?

  I know there are some discussions about this in this forum, but I did not understand

  the solution. Some said there are adapters to go 6-pin to 8 pin (or 6pin to 2x8pin)?

  But how is that possible?

  like many, I know, 75 watts are max of the pci-e connection, 75 other watts Max for 1x6pin.

  so plug any adapter, 1x6pin for graphics cards that need much more power would be

  According to the standard / danger, right?

  and what about graphical installation double?

  would be happy if someone around could help me with this.

  best regards

  Chris

  The search box on this page by default search only this forum, and it is very convenient.  If you type "extra", you will find a lot of info.

  The Z620 has two of these 6-pin cable, and HP got creative and molded into two empty containers down to the black plastic fan holder before.  So, one is being used by you and the second is sitting there plugged and similar, it is used, but it is stored just it did nothing... the fan is powered differently.

  These extra HP 6 - pin PCIe power cables are not standard ATX... they are better.  The ATX standard is 75 watts can go up to the card out of the slot, and another 75 watts can come via the additional 6-pin cable.  HP 6-pin cable can do a bit more.

  This is the message that you want to read, and there there details that were not in any of the HP manuals that I searched through, but the answer was on the label of Z620 power supply.  12V 18A each, plus adding info on some special HP adapters that allow you to take a HP 6-pin and divided to two 6-pin connectors or cable HP 6-pin connector 8 pins.  Watch here.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/business-PCs-workstations-and-point-of-sale-systems/HP-Z620-workstation-PCI-e-auxiliary-graphics-power/m-p/5651091#M12740

• Presario SR1318NX 12 power connector pins power supply

  Hello

  I have a Presario SR1318NX with power dying. This PS has a 12 connector pins. How is it difficult to find this type of power...

  The Big_Dave info was on the mark.

  Here is the pinout and dimensions:http://www.power-on.com/atx12vhp300bt.html

  PSU 82 + efficiency: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151086

• HP Pro 6000 Elite 8000: Does Hp 6000 Pro and Elite 8000 Supports 600 Watt Power Supply connector having 6 pin

  I want to upgrade my suuply standard power of 300 watts to 600 watts in my two HP 6000 minitour pro and Elite 8000 Tower systems. Is the Board supports power supplies good as brand take heat?

  I would not classify a Thermaltake PSU as a very good brand.

  Unfortunately, your desktop PC uses an exclusive style of PSU, so standard ATX PSU will not work.

  Upgrading the owners 300 Watt PSU 600W ATX POWER supply is not just going to work.

  Your desktop PC is one that is not very conducive to the upgrade.

• My acer aspire 5050, pin power connection is broken, what is my options?

  The power cable to operate or recharge this phone cannot be used as the PIN inside the connector that connects the cable is broken. What are my options? This device is an Acer Aspire 5050 series, type of laptop. Thank you

  send it back to acer for the service

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• Video (SVHS) connector: signals nonnorm - pines?

  Hello there the Germany

  can someone let me know what type of signal out the 3 extra pins to the SVHS (MiniDIN) connector? Maybe the left and right signal (with Earth)?

  THX for your attention

  Sincerely
  Micha

  Hello

  Do you mean the male mini Din 4 pin?
  AFAIK the sprayed 1 + 2; 3 Y - luminance and chrominance-C 4

  Altogether 1 field (Y luminance)
  2 DownLeft ground (C-chrominance)
  Right signal albums 3 Luminanz (Y)
  4 signal Chrominace (C) upper-left

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• How to make your own Board BNC connector for 37 pins PCI-6010?

  This is first time I am doing data acquisition and the BNC-2110 present can be connected to PCI-6010. How to make a Board for it?

  I'm not sure what you mean by "some"; The BNC-2120 exposes all channels HAVE and AO on connector 0 of a standard feature of E, M or X series.

  • Eight BNC connectors are for eight differential channels of I. For example, for the BNC connector labeled 'I 0', the Center connects to the 'I 0' pine and the outside connects to pin 'HAVE 8'. (The BNC-2120 probably would not be a good choice for someone who wanted to use the channels in unbalanced mode).
  
  
  • Other two is for the analog output; the centres are ' AO 0' and 'AO 1' and transmissions are related to "AO GND".
  
  
  • There is another connector BNC for PFI 0; all other PFI (with the exception of the 10, 11 and 15) are broken down as screw terminals.
  
  
  • Other BNC connectors connect what either directly (the unit is powered by the + 5V line but otherwise works autonomously, and the "user defined signals' are connected to terminals to adjacent screws).

  It seems like it wouldn't be difficult to have a cable that was going on a PCI-6010 the 37 pins on the connector 68 pins on the BNC-2120. I'm a little curious as to why we do not have one. Possible reasons off the top of my head which may explain why not:

  • cards PFI/description would be a mistake (for example, on a series of E/M/X ' CTR 0 SRC "PFI 8; on the 6010 is PFI 0.)
  
  
  • No digital lines (E/M/x series P0.0 P0.7 via are independent; on the P0.0 6010 P0.5 and P1.0 by P1.3 are shared with PFI lines)
  
  
  • Confusion about being able to connect to other devices that we sell with connector d - SUB 37 pin, but who do not use a compatible pinout (for example, the PCI-6239, PCI-6510 or the NI 9237). Here again, a PCI-6703 also uses a 68 connector pins, but has a completely incompatible pinout as well.

  But it seems that those who would be pretty easy to deal with, because it is useful to be able to connect to the BNC-2010. Maybe it's an idea for the Exchange of ideas information Acquisition?

  Anyway, if you want to have pushed BNC for everything on your Board of homebrew will need you:

  • 8 or 16 BNC connectors to HAVE, depending on whether you want single-ended or differential. For differential, the centres are GOT by AI 7 0, and transmissions are AI by AI 15 8. For asymmetric, the centres are HAVE 0 through 15 AI and transmissions should all connect to GND AI.
  
  
  • HAVE a sense (I think that you only need this if you use channels Nonreferenced Single - Ended (NRSE). See also: noise considerations for analog signals and field wiring.)
  
  
  • Two for AO (centers are AO 0 and 1 AO, outers times connect to AO GND).
  
  
  • Ten for PFI/digital lines. Outers will connect to GND D.

  Up to a maximum of 29. You want maybe less, depending on your application.

• HP S3120N. I replaced the motherboard and the power, now the recovery disks do not work.

  I'm not so happy owner of a HP Pavilion S3120N. I am running windows vista home edition. The motherboard went out so I replaced it with a Zotac GeForce 8200 - ITX Wifi series. Now the computer says it is noa a hp solution valid, and the recovery disks do not work. is there a way to fix this without buying a new operating system?

  Yes, return the Zotac motherboard and get an OEM HP/Compaq M2NC51-AR / HematiteXL-GL8E motherboard. I know that's not the answer you want to hear, but the recovery discs are locked to a specific set of HP/Compaq machines with specific HP OEM motherboards. Apart from this, you will need to buy a new OS.

  Frank

• Dimension 4600 doesn't work with the new power supply

  Hi all

  I replaced the power supply in my 4600 today so he would welcome a Nvidia Geforce 7950GT AGP.

  The model is an integrator of Aerocool 500W 80 Plus Bronze. http://www.Amazon.co.UK/GP/product/B00JKVHKSU?

  The 4600 has two sockets on the motherboard. A 20 pin and 4 pin. The new power supply had a 24pin cable that I shared, so it became 20 + 4.

  It is not working properly. With all the connected cables (2 cables for the mobo) and 2 connectors molex to drive HARD and CD - R, there is a flashing orange light on the front of the computer and a green light on the motherboard. Some discs don't look, no noise. Nothing is on. If I remove the power cable from motherboard 4 pin POWER supply lights up and the fan from the CPU. There is no problem when I connect the old Dell 250w PSU back up.

  Some of the reviews on Amazon have said that some cable has been connected to wrong and only he re-wiring to work. I don't know if this applies to me? I took some pictures of the connectors. http://imgur.com/a/6m9pu

  Someone at - it ideas?

  Thank you

  Andrew

  AV115

  Hi all

  I replaced the power supply in my 4600 today so he would welcome a Nvidia Geforce 7950GT AGP.

  The model is an integrator of Aerocool 500W 80 Plus Bronze. http://www.Amazon.co.UK/GP/product/B00JKVHKSU?

  The 4600 has two sockets on the motherboard. A 20 pin and 4 pin. The new power supply had a 24pin cable that I shared, so it became 20 + 4.

  It is not working properly. With all the connected cables (2 cables for the mobo) and 2 connectors molex to drive HARD and CD - R, there is a flashing orange light on the front of the computer and a green light on the motherboard. Some discs don't look, no noise. Nothing is on. If I remove the power cable from motherboard 4 pin POWER supply lights up and the fan from the CPU. There is no problem when I connect the old Dell 250w PSU back up.

  Some of the reviews on Amazon have said that some cable has been connected to wrong and only he re-wiring to work. I don't know if this applies to me? I took some pictures of the connectors. http://imgur.com/a/6m9pu

  Someone at - it ideas?

  Thank you

  Andrew

  AV115

  Have you used the connector 4 pins, which was part of the 20 + 4 P1 12v connector, connect to the P2 4 motherboard connector pins 12v?

  
  See 41, J5B1 Connector [aka P2]

  http://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_dimension_desktops/dimension-4600_service%20manual_en-us.PDF

  
   http://www.AOne.co.UK/prodinfo.asp?ProductID=4523

  Connector 4 + 4 pin 12v PSU is divided into two 4-pin connectors and one of them, can be used for the P2 motherboard connector.

  Bev.

• Satellite A30 151: motherboard power connector broken

  I have an old toshiba A30-151 that has fallen down a while a go because of the power connector snap into the power socket. This had happened before at the back of the power supply, but I managed to solder back together. Unfortunately it broke again and has so the PIN inside the socket.

  So after having managed to get into the nitty gritty of the laptop and have the motherboard out, I had a replacement for welded to the. Problem is there is a missing piece. I have a picture of this here:

  http://i150.Photobucket.com/albums/S83/Dalio1984/motherboard.jpg

  It was a picture of him before you put the Jack on. The chip missing normally goes where the right red circle is. Now I have not tested yet cause I have to go through the process of implementation of back together which is tomorrow nights work. I was wondering if it will work without it, if I can get a replacement part for this, or if I could figure out what it is (for example a resistor) replace it with a piece of stock to its equivalent.

  I realize this is probably a little extreme, but any help in this matter would be appreciated.

  Hello

  A figured out if this will work without this chip?

  I don t think that someone here in the forum will be able to give you an answer exactly.
  The drawing of the motherboard is necessary and that these documents are not easy to find because the manual are not:(pour usage public)

  So I hope you can find more information in internet

  Good luck

• The motherboard power, reset, and rider LED HDD question

  So I bought a new case for my p6620f and there all the jumper cables to the switch on the power and reset, and HDD LED etc and I have no idea where they're going and I can't seem to find online manuals to show me.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02560084

  ^ It's my motherboard, any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Here's the picture where you can see the image of the pins of the connector for front panel on the system board and its layout:

  The front panel connector is for the power switch and the power led on the system hard drive. The connector is marked J18.

  

  

• New... computer power supply begins with 20pin but interrupts when 4 pin is connected

  I read through many of these posts and they were very helpful. I'll try to make this short. I have a HP a1118x who gave me the flashing light feared on the power supply after a recent power outage. Rather than view this forum, I assumed that the PSU was wrong and ordered a new. 480 watt Logisys 20 + 4 pins. Put everything back together and it still won't turn. Then I found myself here all by searching for a solution. Following the advice on another post I disconnected, mother card power and plugged the 20pin record while holding down the power button. Yay, it worked... until I connected pin 4 directly behind the pin 20. Each cut off again thing. No power supply, no nothing. I plugged the video monitor in without the 4 pin and a computer but no video. I guess 4 pins may have something to do with the video. Any advice on what it takes to solve problems?

  This page is available to the motherboard: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00257657

  If food had a connector 24 pin for the motherboard, it should also be a connector 4 separate pins that goes on the plug just behind the 20pin connector.  (do not part of the 20pin + 4pin connectors.   Universal power supply have a 4 pins that will separate from the main connector 20/24 pin to fit an old motherboard like yours) Possily got the two mixed up?   It is to power the CPU, separate from the Grill which is part of the main motherboard connector.   Either that or the CPU/motherboard has failed, too.

• For ASUS Ver: 1.0 MS-7525 motherboard power connections

  It is certainly the power supply (it's dead!)

  I'm trying to find the connections of power supply to the motherboard ASUS MS-7525 Ver: 1.0 (Compaq Presario SR5518F - bought 5-6 years there are clips), for the replacement of a power supply. I have a Corsair CX 430to installation and some motherboard connections were loose and fell out. I found a kazillion with this motherboard sites, but they keep connection to other pages?

  I'm trained tech but not much experience yet. I'm sure I can do this...  I could probably start pc and look in help on board, but it may be unnecessary...

  The power that you referenced can be found here, the motherboard here and the various connectors here.

  On the power supply, you will find:

  1 x main connector (20 + 4 pins) - to be connected as a 24-pin motherboard
  1 x 8 pin EPS 12V - divides into 2 4 pin connectors, connects to the motherboard
  1 x PCI-E - not used
  4 x SATA - 1 to each Sata (hard or CD/DVD) drive
  3 x peripheral - not used
  1 x floppy - not used

• Problem of connector 4-pin Corsair 600 CX-600 PS and P7-1137. Help, please!

  The forum recommended that I get a block of power supply Corsair CX - 500 or CX-600 ay P7 - 1137c PC (to upgrade the video card).

  I got a Corsair CX-600, but I noticed he didn't have a 4 pin power to connect a connector with 4 pins on the motherboard (labeled ATX CPU).

  What should I do? Y at - it an adapter that I'm supposed to do?  Help, please!

  I assume you found that the connector is a 4 + 4 split

  1 x main connector (20 + 4 pins)
  1 x 4 +4-pin ATX 12V
  1 x EPS 12V
  2 x PCI-E
  6 x SATA
  4 x peripheral
  1 x floppy