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Power Connectors And ATX Standards

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12:06 PM - 11/23/2005 by Uwe Scheffel

The various types of power connections are shown in the following tables and illustrations.

Peripheral device connector
AMD
Socket 462
Power Supply Standard ATX12V 1.3 or higher
ATX plug 20-pin
AUX plug (6-pin) not used
P4 connector (4-pin 12V) rarely used
Socket 754
Power Supply Standard ATX12V 1.3 or higher
ATX plug 20-pin, sometimes 24-pin
AUX plug (6-pin) not used
P4 connector (4-pin 12V) sometimes needed
Socket 939
Power Supply Standard ATX12V 1.3 or higher
ATX plug 20-pin, sometimes 24-pin
AUX plug (6-pin) not used
P4 connector (4-pin 12V) sometimes needed
Intel
Socket 370
Power Supply Standard ATX12V 1.3 or higher
ATX plug 20-pin
AUX plug (6-pin) rarely used
P4 connector (4-pin 12V) rarely used
Socket 423
Power Supply Standard ATX12V 1.3 or higher
ATX plug 20-pin
AUX plug (6-pin) rarely used
P4 connector (4-pin 12V) needed
Socket 478
Power Supply Standard ATX12V 1.3 or higher
ATX plug 20-pin
AUX plug (6-pin) not used
P4 plug (4-pin 12V) needed
Socket 775
Power Supply Standard ATX12V 2.01 or higher
ATX plug 24-pin, sometimes 20-pin
AUX plug (6-pin) n/a
P4 plug (4-pin 12V) needed
P4 plug (8-pin 12V) 945X chipset (DualCore) or higher often needs this connection

ATX plug with 24 pins (Extented ATX)

20-pin ATX motherboard connector

20-pin ATX cable

6-pin EPS connector
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