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Power Supply
Name: Bill (by justin110332) Date: October 14, 2007 at 12:17:32 Pacific OS: Windows XP Home CPU/Ram: P4 2.0Ghz 768Mb Ram Product: IBM Intellistation M Pro
Comment:
My power supply died in this computer but i am confused on which type i need. It is a atx power supply but the blown power supply has the standard P1 atx connector but it also has a P11 connector that looks similar to the old at power connector that has 6 pins, and the 4 pin pentium 4 connector. I just want to make sure i know what type i need before i purchase a new one.
Name: StuartS Date: October 14, 2007 at 14:02:42 Pacific
Reply:
I think you will find that the P11 six pin connector is for SATA drives. SATA require the same four power leads as ATA but I think you will find that two of them are unused in the conector you have.
Stuart
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Response Number 3
Name: Bill (by justin110332) Date: October 14, 2007 at 21:39:53 Pacific
Reply:
The 6 pin P11 connector on this power supply has 1 red 2 orange and 3 black wires, and the power supply has the seperate square 4 pin Pentium 4 connector. The power supply that blew was a HIPRO Model: HP-U340HF3 Max Output 340W. IBM P/N:24P6810. I want something better than 340W if I can find one with those connectors as I got a lot of devices running off this machine. Best Buy didn't have any, and if they did they would have to special order it.
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