By using the 12V power, more 3. PC power supplies generate more than enough 12V power, but the ATX motherboard and power supply design originally allotted only one pin for 12V power each pin is rated for only 6 amps , so additional 12V lines were necessary to carry this power to the motherboard.
The fix appears in the form of a third power connector, called the ATX12V connector. This new connector is used in addition to the standard pin ATX power supply connector and 6-pin auxiliary 3.
Fortunately, the power supply itself doesn't require a redesigned power supply; more than enough 12V power is available from the drive connectors. Typically, a watt the minimum recommended or larger power supply has more than adequate levels of 12V power for both the drives and the ATX12V connector. If your power supply is less than the watt minimum recommended, you need to purchase a replacement.
Because the ATX12V power supply connector is required for most Intel-based systems from the past few years, virtually all vendors sell an off-the-shelf ATX12V-ready model or one that uses the adapter mentioned previously. Cooling a high-wattage unit such as the Pentium 4 requires a large active heatsink. These heavy sometimes more than 1 lb.
To solve this problem with Pentium 4 motherboards, various methods have been used. Intel's specifications for Socket added four standoffs to the ATX chassis design flanking the Socket to support the heatsink retention brackets. These standoffs enabled the chassis to support the weight of the heatsink instead of depending on the motherboard, as with older designs. Vendors also used other means to reinforce the CPU location without requiring a direct chassis attachment.
For example, Asus's P4T motherboard was supplied with a metal reinforcing plate to enable off-the-shelf ATX cases to work with the motherboard. Socket systems do not require any special standoffs or reinforcement plates; instead they use a unique scheme in which the CPU heatsink attaches directly to the motherboard rather than to the CPU socket or chassis.
Motherboards with Socket can be installed into any ATX chassis—no special standoffs are required. Socket T LGA systems use a unique clamping mechanism that holds the processor in place. The heatsink is attached over the processor and clamping mechanism and attaches to the motherboard.
Because the Pentium 4 processor family has been manufactured in three socket types with a wide variation in clock speed and power dissipation, it's essential that you choose a heatsink made specifically for the processor form factor and speed you have purchased or intend to purchase. This is just one more reason I think it's worth getting a boxed processor instead of an OEM version when building or upgrading a system.
If you purchase the shrink-wrapped or "boxed" processor, you get an Intel-specified high-quality heatsink in the box with the process. In addition, you get a 3-year warranty with Intel, making the boxed version ideal for upgraders and system builders. Xeon processors are based on the Pentium 4 and are designed for Socket and Socket Xeon DP processors often referred to simply as Xeon are designed for single- and dual-processor workstations:.
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