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Stupid LED Question, kinda...
- Thread starter Big Purds
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i don't know about the voltage and power to the headers but i read they're pretty weak to the power led on the 8rda+, the power led didn't work so i did a google search and used the turbo led headers instead and it works fine
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Your best bet is to buy a multimeter. You can use it for that and they always come in handy while working on a pc. Check ebay.
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I just tested a k7s5a and it was putting out 6v on both the power led and the hdd led.
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If it wasn't so late I'd whip out the multimeter and confirm mine as well. I think the standard is between 3 and 6, but I'm just pullings numbers outa my wazoo on that one. 6 could be the standard.
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ToledoSteel said:
Of course, you have to be careful. I was testing a 7volt modded 4pin to 3pin adapter, and accidentally touched two pins at once. Produced a nice spark and shut down my computer in a hurry.
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The voltages on the LED headers on my P4S333/M are 5v
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I already have a good multimeter, I was just being lazy and didnt want to bring it in from the shop 
lol, you cant really install car audio and security without one, heh...
guess the laziness must come to a stop before I find out if I can use some automotive LEDs...
thanx for your input...
lol, you cant really install car audio and security without one, heh...
guess the laziness must come to a stop before I find out if I can use some automotive LEDs...
thanx for your input...
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