Dell (58GGC) Motherboard "24 pins voltage" Questions

pins on the 24-pin connector provide extra connection points for a few voltages. Newer boards and processors need more current, and the extra pins were added to prevent overloading. Adapter cables are

...24 pin powersupply cable. Sometimes those cables consist of a 20 pin and a 4 pin extension. I had mine come apart one time and the 20 pin was plugged in but the 4 pin extension wasn't firmly plugged ...

...is OK. DO you have a voltmeter? Check the voltages on the main connector to the board HERE is the 24 pin ATX connector HERE is the 20 pin ATX connector If the voltages are not there then either the ...

...24 pin plug (even though my manual says 20 pins will work, it doesnt, they lied!!!). However, when I put the normal configuration of 24 then the 4 in place of the 8, it works fine. The only thing i ...

...24-pin ATX main power cable's connector. Looking at the photo to the far right in the link, shows the ATX main power cable plugged in. Where the wires go into the connector is the BACK of the ...

...short. Measured all the supply voltages and they're good. The only connections to the MB are the 24 pin and 4 pin connectors. if you are sure that the ps is ok replace the ...

...supply by unplugging all of your internal power cables, ground out the green wire on the 20-pin/24-pin ATX connector and check your yellow (12v), red (5v) and orange (3.3v) wires. If the voltages ...

24 pin supplies, the heatsink fan works but no boot. using the i7 920 processor. Could it be the chipset fried? clear cmos does nothing. Foxxconn support is terrible. If your PSU give wrong voltage it

...come on, PC dead. Tried replacing power supply, same result. Power supply comes on when I pull the 24-pin connector and short the power switch leads (pin 14 with pin 15). Voltages look good with ...

...24 pins on the mb P1 connector. Do I also install the extra 4 pin connector labeled p24 to the remaining 4 pins on the Mb P1 connector? Both the p/s docs and mb docs are not really clear on this. My ...