My Dell Dimension 5100 takes a 4-pin ATX/12V (CPU) connector. Is that a single 8-pin or dual 4-pin on this unit? Can't tell from pix.
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It is a dual 4 pin 12V CPU connector. I replaced the power supply on my kids older PC that only has a 4 pin CPU connector. It is a great PSU for the money.
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pretty sure it could use either. look closely at the detailed specs.I think it says either. good luck!
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Dual 4 pin. I currently have it in a older HP machine. Only 1 of the 4 pins plugged in, working fine.
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It's a dual 4-pin, so you should be good to go. I got the unit for an excellent price, especially considering EVGA was offering a rebate to go along with it, and it's been serving me very well thus far. Anyhow, make sure to check the EVGA website and see if any rebates are being offered. Hope this helps.
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Dear Peter, although I'm Not a DELL Fan (as I build my own computers) there are many variables i.e. TYPE of MOBO,etc,etc .I wish, I could answer your question ( I MUST SAY I'M OF NO HELP, SORRY.) Sincerely...Mario
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From http://downloadmirror.intel.com/15049/eng/DP965LT_ProductGuide03_English.pdfThe 2 x 12 pin main power connector on the desktop board is backwards compatiblewith ATX12V power supplies with 2 x 10 connectors.Figure 25 shows the location ofthe desktop board power connectors.
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If the PSU has an 8-pin ATX connector, it automatically has a 4-pin. The 4-pin connector you need is half of the 8-pin so you just wouldn't use the other half. It's the same concept as a 20-pin motherboard connector and a 24-pin motherboard connector.
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yes has 20=4 p one sata four molex a separate 4 p for cpu made in china atx 12v 400 w but and this is a guess only 70% of 400w hope this helps and floppy connector.
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Sorry, but I just don't know. Maybe you could google that question or even call Dell and ask them :-D
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I can't remember exactly because I repaired the computer for someone else and I don't have the old parts to check. I think it is 12 pins.
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Dell in the past has used a proprietary power supply that is incompatible with industry-standard ATX, but dropped this practice some years ago -- several sources says 2001, another says 2007ish. The "tech specs" document for the 745 is © 2005, so it's probably OK, but you can easily check yours to be sure. Wikipedia has an excellent article about this (under "ATX") with one section ("Issues with Dell power supplies") describing how to determine if your Dell computer is or is not compatible.
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you have to have an 8 pin connection.If your power supply have a 4 pin only you can by a adapter,4 pin to 8 pin
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This has a 3 wire/3 pin connector you can plug directly into your motherboard IF your motherboard has an available "case fan" 3 pin connector. Not to be confused with a 4 pin PWM connector which is typically often labelled "CPU Fan" on the motherboard. Another alternative is to get a converter cable with 3 pin female on one end, and 4 pin "molex" on the other and plug into an available molex 4 pin connector if you have one of those available on your wiring harness coming out of the power supply. You CAN get an adapter cable to come off a 4 pin PWM connector to the 3 pin fan, and it should also work. 4 pin PWN is different than 4 pin Molex. Not sure what you are asking when you say "connect all on a single cable". Do you mean install all 4 fans in one pc and connect them all on the same power connection? The answer to that is you would want probably want to look at the specs for the power/voltage/current of the supply cable, and then calculate the load of the 4 fans to determine that. Probably yes....these don't draw a lot of power. But you'll most likely need a bunch of Y adapaters to do that. Also you may want to be aware that more fans in not always better....what you want is good airflow through the case. If you are just trying to connect 2 I'm pretty sure you can connect those off one line. I ran 3 off one line with no problem briefly until I installed a multifan controller -- then the controller plugged into one 4 pin molex for power and each fan plugged directly to the controller.Unlike Josh below, my 4 fan pack did not include any 3 pin to molex adpater...just the 4 fans with their 3 pin connectors. But another 80mm fan I bought from cooler master did come with 4pin molex to dual 3 pin connectors. You might have to buy some connectors depending on your options available in your box.
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This is a 4-pin molex connector to 4 individual 3-pin standard fan connectors. 2 5V and 2 12V connectors.
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I didn't measure before installing in a Dell full tower case, but I had plenty of length for both data and USB. I did however, have to get an adapter for the molex power cable on the Rosewill - my power supply did not have the 4 pin molex configuration.
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Only the Fans on the Cooler are 4 pin. The Server fans are 3 pin but voltage regulation works great I recommend a filter screen.
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4X150 Watt 8-pin PCI Express power connector is required for CrossFireX™ system. Seems to me your psu is good enough.
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Yep, pretty much all PSU's have either a 4 pin ATX-12v or an 8-pin that you can split into 2x 4-pin connectors.
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The board has 1 CPU 4 pin, 1 OPT CPU 4 pin, and 3x 3-4 pin fan plugs. If you need more fans than that you'll need a molex to 3-4 pin adapter, and you won't be able to monitor or control the fans.
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There are 2 connectors total, both are 4 pin connectors, 1 designated for CPU, the other is for a chassis fan.