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Looks like a 6pin auxiliary power cable. http://gcctech.org/cec/powersupply/All%20about%20the%20various%20PC%20power%20supply%20cables%20and%20connectors.htm
Yeah. I think so
Fuck I'm old
I've never heard of that connector before
Never heard that line before.
It's a 90s AT power connector. That PSU has a physical power button as well
Yep, specifically a P9 connector.
AT power, precursor to ATX
It looks like half of the power connector for an AT power supply from the 90s
Note: I used google lens and it thinks its a 24 pin atx power connector. what? it has 6 pins.
Now we know what the next service is they'll be axing...
its a 6 pin auxilliary cable from a while ago
old power connector standard (auxilliary). pretty much no longer in use
Not that old :p this is used in cnc machines etc. Haas etc.
stop asking and just plugg it into the motherboard from the 90s
AT was a much looser standard for power back in the day.
I guess you don't know "It is safe to turn off your computer"
Looks like a 6pin auxiliary power cable. http://gcctech.org/cec/powersupply/All%20about%20the%20various%20PC%20power%20supply%20cables%20and%20connectors.htm
Yeah. I think so
Fuck I'm old
I've never heard of that connector before
Never heard that line before.
It's a 90s AT power connector. That PSU has a physical power button as well
Yep, specifically a P9 connector.
AT power, precursor to ATX
It looks like half of the power connector for an AT power supply from the 90s
Note: I used google lens and it thinks its a 24 pin atx power connector. what? it has 6 pins.
Now we know what the next service is they'll be axing...
its a 6 pin auxilliary cable from a while ago
old power connector standard (auxilliary). pretty much no longer in use
Not that old :p this is used in cnc machines etc. Haas etc.
stop asking and just plugg it into the motherboard from the 90s
AT was a much looser standard for power back in the day.
I guess you don't know "It is safe to turn off your computer"