How to Power Up an ATX PSU without a Motherboard
Today I have a quickie guide on powering up a power supply without the aid of a motherboard. This guide is aimed at the user who needs just a little more power to get that peltier working or to get more fans in your box. A 250W may not be enough for those chores, so here we have a solution. Get another PSU just to power those specific components.
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As most of you know, motherboards usually come with just one ATX plug. How that works is, the two pins on the row of your motherboard is usually connected by a momentary switch. To put it in layman's terms, the switch you press in front of your case causes a 'jump' in those two pins which in turn tells the power supply to turn on.


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