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ATX PSU 24-पिन मदरबोर्ड कनेक्टर (ATX12V 2.x) पिनआउट

इंटरैक्टिव पिन मैप खोलें

पिन

• 1: +3.3V (orange)
• 2: +3.3V (orange)
• 3: GND (black)
• 4: +5V (red) — many older units will not regulate the other rails properly without a few hundred mA of load on +5V
• 5: GND (black)
• 6: +5V (red)
• 7: GND (black)
• 8: PWR_OK / Power Good (grey) — an output flag that goes high 100–500ms after every rail is in spec. Read it, never draw current from it
• 9: +5VSB standby (purple) — live whenever the PSU is plugged in and the rear switch is on, even with the machine off; usually only 2–3A
• 10: +12V (yellow)
• 11: +12V (yellow) — this pin plus 12, 23 and 24 are the detachable four-way block on a "20+4" cable
• 12: +3.3V (orange)
• 13: +3.3V (orange, often with a thin brown +3.3V remote-sense wire crimped into the same terminal — leave the sense wire connected or the 3.3V rail drifts out of tolerance)
• 14: −12V (blue) — low current only, typically 0.3–0.8A
• 15: GND (black)
• 16: PS_ON# (green) — short it to any GND pin to switch the supply on; open = off. This is the only pin you need to bench-start a PSU
• 17: GND (black)
• 18: GND (black)
• 19: GND (black)
• 20: −5V (white) — removed from the spec in ATX12V 2.01, so this position is empty on any modern supply
• 21: +5V (red)
• 22: +5V (red)
• 23: +5V (red)
• 24: GND (black) — the eight black pins share the whole return current, so if you are pulling real amps out of this connector spread the load over several grounds rather than one

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नोट्स

• ये तार के रंग उद्योग की एक व्यावहारिक परंपरा हैं, लागू किया गया स्पेक नहीं — कुछ OEM (Dell/HP मालिकाना) सप्लाई इनसे हटती हैं। किसी भी गैर-स्टैंडर्ड चीज़ पर सिर्फ़ रंग से नहीं, पिन की जगह और कनेक्टर की कीइंग से जाँचें।