Hi there! Recently after I got my AM2+ mobo I saw that it's missing the EPS 4-pin connector (that one for CPU power). And here's thing; can I solder the the female side from extension cord or I must order the connector to solder it?
I don't think I've ever seen a modern motherboard that doesn't require its own CPU power delivery system, I'm fairly certain with socketed chips it's a necessityif its missing, that means you don't need it?
or is it broken?
yeah modern ones usually have it, but i would check the manual, if you need it it will state in the manual to connect the 4/8 pin power connector...I don't think I've ever seen a modern motherboard that doesn't require its own CPU power delivery system, I'm fairly certain with socketed chips it's a necessity
I guess that's a possibility, and yeah I guess checking the manual would be worthwhile. I'd personally be interested in hearing which exact motherboard it isyeah modern ones usually have it, but i would check the manual, if you need it it will state in the manual to connect the 4/8 pin power connector...
but i seen motherboards from that era (2007) that don't need and don't have this connector
or maybe it's in other place and op is overlooking?
just have a look in the manual and tell us the brand and modelThanks for the replies. I thought that I dont need that P4 connector on motheboard but it wont boot. Fans are just spinning, no speaker sound. I will give some photos in 2-3 hours.
How long ago did your friend get it? And has said friend tested it in a working system?It's Asus M2NPV-VM. I didnt buy it brand new. My friend gave me some PC mobos.
Here is the photo where the ATX12V connector should be https://imgur.com/a/XbroOM1