Followed these instructions and got a PS4 Pro that I purchased for $100 back up and running 😁......man you are a life saver. Used a 550 Watt Cooler Master. I'll most likely keep it this way until I can find an ADP-300ER power supply.
I know this videos is years back, but to be on the safe side, guys who is trying this now, please connect at least 3 yellow(+12V) and 3 Black(GND) to +12V & Ground connection. a single wire will only carry around 7 Amp per wire and the ps4 +12V line uses 16 Amps max. if you run the ps4 on a single wire then wire will get very hot and burn out!, +5v line only uses 1 Amps so 1 single red wire is safe.
@@peite7878 - a post above by "Yeu Yeu Lim" claims 12V line needs 13A for PS4 and 23.5A for PS4 Pro. Both use 1.5A on the 5V line. So, the PSU that you need is higher than that.... and el-cheapo computer supplies never supply as advertised.
Any new update in 2023? lol I have 650w cooler master gold psu in box, should I switch to that in case because my ps4 goes bad started to get high jet engine sounds. I swapped ssd a year ago. I Cleaned my fan and the side exhausts of case no dust or fur no pets lol Should I get thermal pads? I didn't reapply paste though didn't have time
Thank you for making this video, I was able to temporarily fix my ps4 using it while I waited for the $20 ebay power supply to arrive. Much appreciated!
This works well! I grafted a female Molex connector into the back of the PS4's case, soldered and taped the contacts, and glued the connector in place; so it can be plugged / unplugged just as before. Currently powered off my existing PC's PSU with no issues.
Are you also supplying 12v from same molex or using different connector for it? And what watt psu are you using? Thinking of doing this because power supply units are expensive af here.
@@liamli9062 It still works fine. I do need to make a modification and solder on a second Molex connector, so that the current goes over two sets of wiring instead of just one - as currently the wires themselves get very warm while in use. While it works, I wouldn't necessarily rely on this as a long-term solution though.
@@slimsketchy1489 I'm using a Corsair CX450M as the PSU. The wiring isn't cheap and thin, and it can supply nearly the full 450W across one 12V rail, which is more than enough for the PS4 (not sure about the Pro). I used one Molex connector for everything, but in hindsight I need to modify it to use two, to split the current across two sets of wiring - when using only one, the wiring gets very warm, and this would be even more sketchy with a cheap power supply.
3rd wire is the on signal (it will be written as acdc_stby). When you press power southbridge sends 3.3 to 5v signal to psu to turn on the 12v. 4th wire is acin_det which is also 5v and tell the ps4 motherboard that power supply is good. How exactly do you power off the system? What should be done is on the ATX smps, the green and ground wire should be wired to NO contact of a 5v relay and the coil should be powered by the 3rd wire and ground.
Here's a comment of how i got it -On the two big pins I put three yellow wires and three black wires -In the 4 small pins I made it the same as the video but the two that are connected to red I put one to each one -the way it is in the video it turned me on but it did not run games because it turned off, so I experimented with the cables and in this way it has gone well for the moment -adp-240cr AAC -my ps4 was struck by lightning and i thought i was already dead but this worked so good video xd
Hey I got a quick question can I get connect the wires directly ?? I noticed that there’s a white cable connected to both the colored cable and the ps cables and what about the pin outs can I just connect them directly to the cable ? In the video there’s something connected to those pins can you please reply it would help out a lot. Thanks.
Hello, would you know how to hook up 12V to power to a 3.5HDD through the PS4 Sata connection vs using an external power source. I'm using an 8TB 3.5 that needs more power than the ps4 Sata power is putting out....
Hello, not sure if u been asked this before but: I've got a campervan and it runs DC 12v so I'm considering taking out the ps4 power supply as I need an inverter to power it, do you think I can skip the DC to AC inverter for the ps4 to convert it back to DC, by instead adding two 5v stepdown's and a 12v stepdown/regulator, and have it run without its built in power converter
i did the same to the vídeo but when i try to call , it just beeps and it does not turn on , nor does the turn on turn on or turn , my source is the same as your apd 200er , if you can help me , thank you.
Maybe you don't have a power supply problem, maybe its the APU that needs the clamp fixing or reballing... Or your power supply power line might be too weak to power the PS4 on a single rail...
Hi, thank you so much for this video. Will this work if I cut off all the other unnecessary wires? Also is it possible to have a small computer PSU and fit it inside the PS4 itself?
Bharath Ram sure, cutting the rest off is fine. After the video, we passed the wires through the case and put ps4 cover back on, and hot melted the psu to the outside to clean it up a bit. We also used a house light switch on the two psu wires that control the power so it is now switched. Looks ghetto, but the ps4 almost seems to run smoother, and gets nowhere near as hot with the external power supply.
Also, what about using a small power supply and keeping it inside? Will it pose any problems? Another thing, what is the ideal PSU wattage you recommend for this setup?
You have to check its PSU board underneath for its connector diagrams. Make sure that the 5-pin board has the pinout labelled "ACIN_DET" and "5VSB" and connect those wires to the 5V red cable once you found the pinout place.
You need the 5 volts to power the motherboard standby but you could get a 12 power supply and the get some buck boost converter and have 2 power rails 1 only 12 volt to the mainboard and the other to the buck boost converter down to 5 volts and it should run that way
Hallo Richard i want to ask you please if i can use PSU PS3 Model :APS-227 DC Output +12v :32 A +5v :3A on PS4 Model : ADP-240AR thank you for the video
Richard Salisbury I'm afraid of the experience I do not want to lose my PS4 because the PS3 PSU have 12v : 32A while the PS4 PSU 12v : but 17 A What do you advise me and thank you very much for your answer
omar homssyr Well I am honestly not an expert, but as I understand it, that just means that the psu is capable of outputting more amps, it won't be doing that all the time. If you are worried though, play it safe and just buy the proper psu. They sell for around $18 on eBay now. Back when I made this video they were very difficult to get.
Richard Salisbury because I'm doing mine right now and when I hook it up to the yellow wire and the ground wire on the pins the fan shuts off on the power supply
To everyone watching this I have made it work with my first generation ps4 and it did work it was the adp 240cr power supply version and I made a video showing a lot of detail on this come check it out on my channel if your interested!
However some power supplies might not work, at least I had a 480W cheap power supply for testing stuff and with the green to black tricking the power supply to turn on, it seems mine kept on a low power state of some sort, I couldnt even push 100w or it would shut down right away, only a few watts worked on mine. And it seems some people needed to add 2 cables of the power supply, meaning one rail of their crap PSU might not be able to be enough to do the job, I guess if it doesnt work you can try 2 cables, like 2 12v cables to see if it gets more juice (only would work if it the cables would come from 2 different rails off course). Some might also not be the PSU failing, some might need the clamp fixing or a complete reballing of the APU.
Turn the ps4 off normally. In the original ps4 psu its more than likely always on as in always live. So this method would reproduce the same results as the original ps4 psu. No corrupt data as long as u use the ps4 power button to turn the console off and on.
You may find you might need to double up your 12v wires, PS4 does draw quite a lot of current so needs a bit of wire and a good solid connection to do it I soldered 2 wires per each of those big pins - 4 wires in total for the 2 pins
@@GoldCustomBuilds 12v = any yellow wire on any Desktop PC PSU, 12V Ground Any black wire that was originally in the same connector as the 12v one. (there are the 2 you plug in the two big pins sticking out) 5V = Any red wire on any Desktop PC PSU, 5V Ground Any black wire that was originally in the same connector as the 12v one Now you need to tell the PC PSU to turn on, you do this by taking the big connector from the PC PSU (it is made either of 20 or 24 wires) and cut the GREEN cable and connect it to any other BLACK cable on the 20/24 pin connector, you can put a switch in the middle to turn on and off everything. If you do this get a good Power supply, not the first thing you find in a computer from a dumpster, older gaming ones should be good, you want to have around 19 amps on the 12v line (you can figure out how many amps you have on each voltage by reading the sticker on the PSU itself)
1000 times better than sony Power supply units. İf your psu gets damaged, grab an old psu from an old computer. Connect 5v and 12 to ps4. Tape the psu to ps4 and make it look good. Play 20 years without psu Problems again.
Maybe the PSU you got has a weak rail so it needed 2, or might be like my cheap PSU that I had for testing which wouldnt ever stay strong with the green connected to a ground to turn ON, I could only use a few Watts until the power supply shuts off by it self while connected to a PC it would work at full power...
now use a fat ps3 source, you can turn it on and play for an hour and I turn it off, after several tests the ps4 does not turn on anymore, it only turns on blue LED, and it does not give an image I think the CPU came to an end
guily6669 I was reading an article where it says only 8 amps go through every yellow wire and the PS4 power supply says it needs 16 so that's why I connected to wires and it stopped turning of during gameplay, the PS4 s been running good with game time of up to 5 hours without a problem
I don't think its like that... most power supplies usually have all the power on a single rail or few with enough juice for anything. Nowadays probably all have some kind of multi-rail internally with protections (even the single rail ones probably still have some kind of multi-rails inside)... All have different amp capabilities, they are rated on the box or power supply stickers. Some weaker ones however even though lets say you had a 500w power and would be pretty enough for the whole PC, some high amperage devices like a powerful GPU might still not work if the 12v rail is too weak... Mine was very old and crappy, I couldnt make it work at full power with the green+black connected for testing stuff here, it keeps shutting down with low wattage.
oi parabéns pelo vídeo ! gostaria de saber se você pode me informar direitinho como fazer porque não estou conseguindo no meu ps4 ja me inscrevi e dei like !
@@ericvasconcelos6249 eu uni o primeiro e o quarto cabo do rabicho em +5v vermelho da fonte ATX. O segundo é o -5v preto da fonte ATX. O terceiro eu ignorei.
1st pin and 4th pin PS4 to red wire 5 volt PSU 2nd pin goes to ground to the black wire PSU 3rd pin goes free 12 volt PSU (yellow wire) goes to inside post PS4 ground PSU (black wire) goes to outside ppost PS4 next: connect the green and the black wire PSU to make the PSU work.
Finally! A proper guide that tells me how to hook up a 4 pin PS4 to an ATX PSU! I have been looking everywhere for this!
Followed these instructions and got a PS4 Pro that I purchased for $100 back up and running 😁......man you are a life saver. Used a 550 Watt Cooler Master. I'll most likely keep it this way until I can find an ADP-300ER power supply.
Are the pinouts on the small connector the same or are they located differently?
I know this videos is years back, but to be on the safe side, guys who is trying this now, please connect at least 3 yellow(+12V) and 3 Black(GND) to +12V & Ground connection. a single wire will only carry around 7 Amp per wire and the ps4 +12V line uses 16 Amps max. if you run the ps4 on a single wire then wire will get very hot and burn out!, +5v line only uses 1 Amps so 1 single red wire is safe.
Very good info! And you probably need at least a 400w PSU for Slim and 500w for Pro?
@@peite7878 - a post above by "Yeu Yeu Lim" claims 12V line needs 13A for PS4 and 23.5A for PS4 Pro. Both use 1.5A on the 5V line. So, the PSU that you need is higher than that.... and el-cheapo computer supplies never supply as advertised.
Any new update in 2023? lol I have 650w cooler master gold psu in box, should I switch to that in case because my ps4 goes bad
started to get high jet engine sounds. I swapped ssd a year ago. I Cleaned my fan and the side exhausts of case no dust or fur no pets lol
Should I get thermal pads? I didn't reapply paste though didn't have time
Thank you for making this video, I was able to temporarily fix my ps4 using it while I waited for the $20 ebay power supply to arrive. Much appreciated!
This works well!
I grafted a female Molex connector into the back of the PS4's case, soldered and taped the contacts, and glued the connector in place; so it can be plugged / unplugged just as before. Currently powered off my existing PC's PSU with no issues.
Are you also supplying 12v from same molex or using different connector for it?
And what watt psu are you using? Thinking of doing this because power supply units are expensive af here.
@@liamli9062 It still works fine. I do need to make a modification and solder on a second Molex connector, so that the current goes over two sets of wiring instead of just one - as currently the wires themselves get very warm while in use.
While it works, I wouldn't necessarily rely on this as a long-term solution though.
@@slimsketchy1489 I'm using a Corsair CX450M as the PSU. The wiring isn't cheap and thin, and it can supply nearly the full 450W across one 12V rail, which is more than enough for the PS4 (not sure about the Pro). I used one Molex connector for everything, but in hindsight I need to modify it to use two, to split the current across two sets of wiring - when using only one, the wiring gets very warm, and this would be even more sketchy with a cheap power supply.
@@Loki128 Hey
I ended up using an xbox one power brick on it. Eight months in and still works perfectly fine. Looks more clean than using ATX supply.
good stuff man, got mine up and running again. screw sony for a product that fail so fast. not even a year, my ps2 is still kicking...
If your unit is shutting off use two 12 volt wires instead of one to up the amp
3rd wire is the on signal (it will be written as acdc_stby). When you press power southbridge sends 3.3 to 5v signal to psu to turn on the 12v. 4th wire is acin_det which is also 5v and tell the ps4 motherboard that power supply is good.
How exactly do you power off the system?
What should be done is on the ATX smps, the green and ground wire should be wired to NO contact of a 5v relay and the coil should be powered by the 3rd wire and ground.
nice this is useful for testing a ps4 with power issue
Here's a comment of how i got it
-On the two big pins I put three yellow wires and three black wires
-In the 4 small pins I made it the same as the video but the two that are connected to red I put one to each one
-the way it is in the video it turned me on but it did not run games because it turned off, so I experimented with the cables and in this way it has gone well for the moment
-adp-240cr AAC
-my ps4 was struck by lightning and i thought i was already dead but this worked so good video xd
This worked like a champ! Thanks a bunch for the info!
Hi there I got 5 pins can you make a video on the 5 pin connector as well
Thank you for this video, this fixed my PSU problem too! my ps4 is back to life! hahaha
hi can you contact me on insta my username is @v.zlb plz i wanna ask you some questions i hope you see this messege
hello, how much time your ps4 lasted using this? I am thinking about repairing mine with that
Last I heard it was still working fine.
how do i connect the yellow wire to the inside ps4 pin if i dont have the jumper cable
Would a Pico PSU module work ? Trying to do this on a PS4 Slim to use it off grid directly from battery....
just did this on the ps4 slim cuh 2215b with the adp 160fr the 4 pin is the same across the board!
Bro help me, i have the same playstation, but not works!
You can get the ps4 to power up the psu by connecting the first and last pin of the connector with the psu on/off pins on the 24 pin connector.
Have you successfully done this? Also, I take it it's the same pin configuration for the 240AR PS4 power supply. Thanks
Thanks and respect bro
After installing the psu.. My ps4 came on but shut off... Any reason why
I was wanting to no if a 12 volt 3 amp will work ? I already fixed the 5 volt connector .
Worked like a charm man thank you bud. Question any idea why my blue ray drive wont boot up. It powers on but wont spin or read disks.
Maybe you haven't connected the power wire from the drive
All makes and models the inside 12v is always ground,?
What do u mean by inside coast and outside coast.
Closer to the edge or case means "outside post", further from the edge or case means "inside post".
Hey I got a quick question can I get connect the wires directly ?? I noticed that there’s a white cable connected to both the colored cable and the ps cables and what about the pin outs can I just connect them directly to the cable ? In the video there’s something connected to those pins can you please reply it would help out a lot. Thanks.
Hello, would you know how to hook up 12V to power to a 3.5HDD through the PS4 Sata connection vs using an external power source. I'm using an 8TB 3.5 that needs more power than the ps4 Sata power is putting out....
Hello, not sure if u been asked this before but: I've got a campervan and it runs DC 12v so I'm considering taking out the ps4 power supply as I need an inverter to power it, do you think I can skip the DC to AC inverter for the ps4 to convert it back to DC, by instead adding two 5v stepdown's and a 12v stepdown/regulator, and have it run without its built in power converter
What a very cool idea. Sounds to me like that should work.
If that works please post a video on it. That's really clever.
hello my friend, thank you very much for your help. I'm Brazilian and your good help is here. congratulations
@@liamli9062 ela rodou de boa mesmo qnd coloquei fonte real, porem acabei comprando no aliexpress a fonte dele mesmo e parei de usar essa gambiarra
Is it possible to replace it with a smaller power supply? What’s the smallest?
No one is probably gonna answer but what are the single white wires called
Hello the PlayStation that i have have a few more pins than the one shown in your video?
Anyone knows the order I should place then in then?
hi i have a problem when i power supply fan star for secpnds and the. turn of can yp help me please
Mee too. Have you fixed it?
Did you fix it @@URDAD939
Hi, the adp-240cr has the same pin layout, this should work for it as well right?
did it work for you?
Yes it does
i did the same to the vídeo but when i try to call , it just beeps and it does not turn on , nor does the turn on turn on or turn , my source is the same as your apd 200er , if you can help me , thank you.
Maybe you don't have a power supply problem, maybe its the APU that needs the clamp fixing or reballing...
Or your power supply power line might be too weak to power the PS4 on a single rail...
Hi, thank you so much for this video. Will this work if I cut off all the other unnecessary wires? Also is it possible to have a small computer PSU and fit it inside the PS4 itself?
Bharath Ram sure, cutting the rest off is fine. After the video, we passed the wires through the case and put ps4 cover back on, and hot melted the psu to the outside to clean it up a bit. We also used a house light switch on the two psu wires that control the power so it is now switched. Looks ghetto, but the ps4 almost seems to run smoother, and gets nowhere near as hot with the external power supply.
This is the quickest and most informative reply I've got on TH-cam to date. Thank you.
Can you share a photo of the entire setup after hot melting?
Also, what about using a small power supply and keeping it inside? Will it pose any problems?
Another thing, what is the ideal PSU wattage you recommend for this setup?
Bharath Ram imgur.com/p5Hz0ID
Bharath Ram I mean, if you can find a psu to fit inside go for it, but in that case it might be easier to just get a playstation psu for it.
Man I promise I found a PS4 in a junk house didn’t power on roach infested I cleaned it up and did just this works perfect !!!Free Ps4
Can anybody help please. My PS4 is the first model with the motherboard have 5-pin power connector? can you explain the difference in pinout
You have to check its PSU board underneath for its connector diagrams. Make sure that the 5-pin board has the pinout labelled "ACIN_DET" and "5VSB" and connect those wires to the 5V red cable once you found the pinout place.
Thanx...good vid dude...will the same wiring work on the new ps4 slim?
Hi guys i did this but turns on then back off and the atx also turn off
What if u skip the 4 volts and just jump the power supply to always be on?
You need the 5 volts to power the motherboard standby but you could get a 12 power supply and the get some buck boost converter and have 2 power rails 1 only 12 volt to the mainboard and the other to the buck boost converter down to 5 volts and it should run that way
My PS4 pro I bought abroad on a vacation power unit failed and I have not played the ps4 pro more than 10 times.
My psu is shot. I had the idea of using a PC psu as a replacement. figures somebody on youtube has already done it. Thanks for the info...
tengo una pregunta mi fuente marca 11.97 voltios tendria poblema
Hallo Richard
i want to ask you please if i can use
PSU PS3 Model :APS-227
DC Output
+12v :32 A
+5v :3A
on PS4 Model : ADP-240AR
thank you for the video
Hey I think that would work. That's a clever idea, let me know if it fits inside of the ps4 case. Good luck!
Richard Salisbury
I'm afraid of the experience I do not want to lose my PS4 because the PS3 PSU have 12v : 32A
while the PS4 PSU 12v : but 17 A
What do you advise me
and thank you very much for your answer
omar homssyr Well I am honestly not an expert, but as I understand it, that just means that the psu is capable of outputting more amps, it won't be doing that all the time. If you are worried though, play it safe and just buy the proper psu. They sell for around $18 on eBay now. Back when I made this video they were very difficult to get.
mine turns on beeps 3x in 3sec interval then turns off
Can you use another power supply or dose it has to be an atex
Fernando Hernandez atx just means a power supply that you would use in a computer. Any normal computer power supply should work.
Richard Salisbury oh ok thanks
Richard Salisbury hey bro dose it matter witch red wire you hook it up to because there is like 4 of them ???
Fernando Hernandez I don't think so.
Richard Salisbury because I'm doing mine right now and when I hook it up to the yellow wire and the ground wire on the pins the fan shuts off on the power supply
To everyone watching this I have made it work with my first generation ps4 and it did work it was the adp 240cr power supply version and I made a video showing a lot of detail on this come check it out on my channel if your interested!
Controller connects and PS 4 turns on for a minute and turns off
Did you fix it?
However some power supplies might not work, at least I had a 480W cheap power supply for testing stuff and with the green to black tricking the power supply to turn on, it seems mine kept on a low power state of some sort, I couldnt even push 100w or it would shut down right away, only a few watts worked on mine.
And it seems some people needed to add 2 cables of the power supply, meaning one rail of their crap PSU might not be able to be enough to do the job, I guess if it doesnt work you can try 2 cables, like 2 12v cables to see if it gets more juice (only would work if it the cables would come from 2 different rails off course).
Some might also not be the PSU failing, some might need the clamp fixing or a complete reballing of the APU.
Thanks
im going to try this , only one concern is that how do i power it off? if i just switch off the power supply wont that corrupt the ps4?
Turn the ps4 off normally. In the original ps4 psu its more than likely always on as in always live. So this method would reproduce the same results as the original ps4 psu. No corrupt data as long as u use the ps4 power button to turn the console off and on.
It works fine but once I launch a game it shuts downs like 30 seconds into the game
Wilver Esparza Hi, I am Japanese.I have the same problem of yours. If you have the solution,I am glad to have your reply！
The solution is 100% totally obvious. You need to use a better (and/or working) ATX power supply.
You may find you might need to double up your 12v wires, PS4 does draw quite a lot of current so needs a bit of wire and a good solid connection to do it
I soldered 2 wires per each of those big pins - 4 wires in total for the 2 pins
what is the third name?standby @ dev?
How manny amps i need for that?
How do I power it on
I used my Xbox one power supply
need more detail.
Yeah me too, would be Nice if i could get a picture of what cable i need, couse there are more red cables and black ones too
@@GoldCustomBuilds 12v = any yellow wire on any Desktop PC PSU, 12V Ground Any black wire that was originally in the same connector as the 12v one. (there are the 2 you plug in the two big pins sticking out)
5V = Any red wire on any Desktop PC PSU, 5V Ground Any black wire that was originally in the same connector as the 12v one
Now you need to tell the PC PSU to turn on, you do this by taking the big connector from the PC PSU (it is made either of 20 or 24 wires) and cut the GREEN cable and connect it to any other BLACK cable on the 20/24 pin connector, you can put a switch in the middle to turn on and off everything.
If you do this get a good Power supply, not the first thing you find in a computer from a dumpster, older gaming ones should be good, you want to have around 19 amps on the 12v line (you can figure out how many amps you have on each voltage by reading the sticker on the PSU itself)
@@RikRikRikRikRikRik thanks a lot
@@GoldCustomBuilds just done this myself, in the 4 pin connector you have to give 5v to both "5vsb and acin_det" and give ground to "gnd"
Hola buen dia. hice todos los paso pero al momento de inictar un juego una aplicacion se apaga. por que? like
Hola buen noite. Vcs conseguiu hice pero al aplicacion ps4 de 4 pinos
Tente unir dois ou mais cabos em 12v ( 3x amarelo e 3x preto) ao invés de um somente.
Does this work on pro also?
I don't know, that's a good question. As long as the wattage of the pro psu and voltage is the same, it should work.
Does the ps4 suddenly turn off?
Shadow Skeptic nope, seems pretty stable.
Richard Salisbury okay. mine suddenly turns off Idk what to do
SLIM 5V+=1.5A 12V=13A PRO 5V=1.5A 12V=23.5A
You know the transistor?! it's always on!
the power supply only 20$ bro
Anyone else getting the "Ps4 is too hot" message after doing this every once in a while
1000 times better than sony Power supply units. İf your psu gets damaged, grab an old psu from an old computer. Connect 5v and 12 to ps4. Tape the psu to ps4 and make it look good. Play 20 years without psu Problems again.
After I throw a game the ps4 goes off
julio moncada I had the same problem and what I did was instead of connecting 1 yellow wire I used 2 and it stopped turning off once I started games
Maybe the PSU you got has a weak rail so it needed 2, or might be like my cheap PSU that I had for testing which wouldnt ever stay strong with the green connected to a ground to turn ON, I could only use a few Watts until the power supply shuts off by it self while connected to a PC it would work at full power...
now use a fat ps3 source, you can turn it on and play for an hour and I turn it off, after several tests the ps4 does not turn on anymore, it only turns on blue LED, and it does not give an image I think the CPU came to an end
guily6669 I was reading an article where it says only 8 amps go through every yellow wire and the PS4 power supply says it needs 16 so that's why I connected to wires and it stopped turning of during gameplay, the PS4 s been running good with game time of up to 5 hours without a problem
I don't think its like that... most power supplies usually have all the power on a single rail or few with enough juice for anything. Nowadays probably all have some kind of multi-rail internally with protections (even the single rail ones probably still have some kind of multi-rails inside)... All have different amp capabilities, they are rated on the box or power supply stickers.
Some weaker ones however even though lets say you had a 500w power and would be pretty enough for the whole PC, some high amperage devices like a powerful GPU might still not work if the 12v rail is too weak...
Mine was very old and crappy, I couldnt make it work at full power with the green+black connected for testing stuff here, it keeps shutting down with low wattage.
thug life hommie ! love it !
Top G
Will it turn on if I only use one 12 v and one ground wire
whats ???
oi parabéns pelo vídeo ! gostaria de saber se você pode me informar direitinho como fazer porque não estou conseguindo no meu ps4 ja me inscrevi e dei like !
Boa noite vc conseguiu fazer no ps 4 de 4 pinos
@@ericvasconcelos6249 eu uni o primeiro e o quarto cabo do rabicho em +5v vermelho da fonte ATX. O segundo é o -5v preto da fonte ATX. O terceiro eu ignorei.
@@liamli9062 disfarça.. respondi errado não consegui não ..
1st pin and 4th pin PS4 to red wire 5 volt PSU
2nd pin goes to ground to the black wire PSU
3rd pin goes free
12 volt PSU (yellow wire) goes to inside post PS4
ground PSU (black wire) goes to outside ppost PS4
next: connect the green and the black wire PSU to make the PSU work.
hi i have a problem when i power supply fan star for secpnds and the. turn of can yp help me please
Rodrigo fuentes farias encontraste la solución?
Somebody have a solution. I have the same thing on my ps4