AUDIO PC: Direct power to motherboad 24 and 4pin (picoless)

[sima66]

I didn't know that the 24 pin can be this simple!!!

http://s1286.photobucket.com/user/kuty7 ... c.jpg.html

[nige2000]

I didn't know that the 24 pin can be this simple!!!

http://s1286.photobucket.com/user/kuty7 ... c.jpg.html

its in the first post
see

its the same only should handle the currents better

[sima66]

I didn't know that the 24 pin can be this simple!!!

http://s1286.photobucket.com/user/kuty7 ... c.jpg.html

its in the first post
see

its the same only should handle the currents better

But, there is no more jumper wires!
That I didn't know!

I actually compared to that same picture, as I planed in the future to simplify my 24 pin.

[nige2000]

potentially there could be a current limiting factor only connecting to some of the pins

[sima66]

potentially there could be a current limiting factor only connecting to some of the pins

Make sense, the specific leads in the mobo will have to take more current, more load.

[ACS_535_E39]

Hi,

my first post!

...how do I measure the amperage of the 3.3v/5v/12v 24 pin ATX mobo input please?
I have a UNI-T UT71B DMM.

Please be patient as I have learning difficulties and sometimes absorb information in unusual ways!

Many thanks!
Cheers!

[nige2000]

https://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&source=w ... OD4xbU2nov

Well u could just assume you need 5a for each rail
That will be a safe enough bet

Not enough amperage symptoms is not booting up and or boot looping

[ACS_535_E39]

https://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&source=w ... OD4xbU2nov

Well u could just assume you need 5a for each rail
That will be a safe enough bet

Not enough amperage symptoms is not booting up and or boot looping

OK, thanks!