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Old 05-03-03, 09:52 AM Thread Starter   #1
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AUX Power 6-Pin Connector?


I've just gotten a new PSU and will be removing all un-needed wires and I'm looking at this 6-Pin connector.....I've seen it used rarely and was wondering if anyone has seen it on the Canterwood/Springdale boards? I would hate to remove this thing only to find out when I buy my board in a couple of months I need it


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Old 05-03-03, 12:00 PM   #2
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The ones I've seen just use the 12volt 4 pin connector.

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It's not used on my Abit IC7 mobo, but it was used by my old Abit TH7-II and some of the server mobos. Not really very many mobos use it. Most of the P-4 mobos use the big ATX power connector and the square 4 wire power connector. I just secured my extra power wires neatly out of the way with nylon wire ties.

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Are the 6 pins used for Athlon boards?

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sometimes, meastly used for server boards, i have seen them on shuttle mobos.

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