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| CORRECT | I found this document not only helpfull but correct. I have a DELL PS-5201-7D that I am bastardizing to keep my get the newspaper out! ;) | APPROVED |
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| ERROR FIXED | This connector was used by Dell on Pentium II and Pentium III systems. The connector on the power supplies used in Dell Socket 478 Pentium 4 systems is standard ATX-12v. In the on-line document, to the present is incorrect and misleading... Ben | APPROVED |
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| INCORRECT | Not all PIII systems have this wiring. For example, Dell Optiplex GX-150 PSU doesn't have this wiring. However, an older Dell OSU marked as modell HP-145SNH has such a wiring (probably that's why I found on the Internet that some Dell's would work with a HP PSU ;) ). Also found that the pinout is CORRECT for a Dell Optiplex GX-110 PSU but with a notable exception: NO -5V present (white wire). | APPROVED |
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| CORRECT | This pinout information was 100% correct for the power supply from an older Dell Dimension XPS R450 with a Pentium II processor.
Some newer Dell systems that still use this pinout for the power supply connector do not have a -5V output. | NOT APPROVED |
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| CORRECT | This the correct wire colors for the PS I have, it also has a 6 pin aux. connector, 3 blk. 2 bl-wt strp, last pin has solid bl, and bl-wt strp. | NOT APPROVED |
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