Intel D915GAV_power supply connector problem
This is a discussion about Intel D915GAV_power supply connector problem in the Windows Hardware category; please check the image of mother board and tell me where the 2*2 connector should be attached. the mother board is intel d915gav <img src=.
please check the image of mother board and tell me where the 2*2 connector should be attached. the mother board is intel d915gav
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Hi ,
I have seen the picture and I do understand your problem.
The 2*2 ($ pin) connector is a new type of connector which comes with the new boards, namely since 915 series.
The connector needs to be inserted in the same power socket with the 2x10 power connector , which is the main power source of your mother board.
In the image you have shown the exact location of the connector.
To support 75 watt PCI Express requirements in the current systems the 2 x 10 main power connector has been replaced by a 2 x 12 connector. The 2 x 2 power connector is added for the second 12V rail that supports the processor.
I have seen the picture and I do understand your problem.
The 2*2 ($ pin) connector is a new type of connector which comes with the new boards, namely since 915 series.
The connector needs to be inserted in the same power socket with the 2x10 power connector , which is the main power source of your mother board.
In the image you have shown the exact location of the connector.
To support 75 watt PCI Express requirements in the current systems the 2 x 10 main power connector has been replaced by a 2 x 12 connector. The 2 x 2 power connector is added for the second 12V rail that supports the processor.
