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Seems -5V on pin 20 is the main difference on th main block need to find the same for the smaller connector <br />
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<a href="http://pinouts.ru/Power/atx_v2_pinout.shtml" rel="ugc">pinout 24 pin atx</a>
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Seems -5V on pin 20 is the main difference on th main block need to find the same for the smaller connector

pinout 24 pin atx [http://pinouts.ru/Power/atx_v2_pinout.shtml]

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Don't know if this helps:<br />
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<a href="http://support.euro.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim4600/en/4600/sm/techov.htm" rel="ugc">Dell power connectors</a>
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Don't know if this helps:

Dell power connectors [http://support.euro.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim4600/en/4600/sm/techov.htm]

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We have a Dell XPS 600 [Service Tag: bgb1r91] that is out of warranty. &nbsp;It uses a thin, longer power supply than normal, and I need the computer up and running for a client. &nbsp; If we can use a normal power supply and leave the case open or rigged differently, we will do that until we can get an exact replacement mailed in, but we need to know if we can use it. &nbsp;I have attached a picture of the pin layout I found in the computer's manual from Dell. &nbsp;Please let me know if this is compatible, this issue is time-sensitive. &nbsp;Thanks! <br />
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We have a Dell XPS 600 [Service Tag: bgb1r91] that is out of warranty.  It uses a thin, longer power supply than normal, and I need the computer up and running for a client.   If we can use a normal power supply and leave the case open or rigged differently, we will do that until we can get an exact replacement mailed in, but we need to know if we can use it.  I have attached a picture of the pin layout I found in the computer's manual from Dell.  Please let me know if this is compatible, this issue is time-sensitive.  Thanks! 


Can I use a normal power supply on a Dell XPS 600?

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