> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [PCI] tapping power for a fan on a 7300 and/or 7600 > > >> Is there a >> more elegant solution, a supply on the mb? > > NEVER tap power from the motherboard. > > If you need +12 volts, get it from Pin 1 of any handy disk drive > connector (Pin 2 is the +12 volts return). > > If you need +5 volts, get it from Pin 4 of any handy disk drive connector > (Pin 3 is the +5 volts return). > > The connector is an AMP (commercial) Mate-N-Lock, available as a "carded" > combination of a male shell, a female shell, four make pins and four > female pins, at many local electronics distributors, for about $3.00. A > standard part on any PC, anywhere. > > Also available "loose" from Allied, Digi-Key, Newark and the other "usual > suspects" distributors. > > Note well: there is also a "Universal Mate-N-Lock", and this is a > completely different connector series.
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