Making a test psu for Dell Gx620 usff

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  • Gabriel
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Jan 2010
    • 620
    • Norway
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    Making a test psu for Dell Gx620 usff

    Just got a Gx620 usff without psu for free, none of the caps have popped yet.

    Can I hook up a regular atx psu with an 18A rail to see if this machine works ?
    I guess p1 is not used, p2 p3 and p4 must be 12V and p6 p7 p8 is gnd.

    But is p5 used at all ?

    Thanks
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    • Gabriel
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Jan 2010
      • 620
      • Norway
      #2
      Re: Making a test psu for Dell Gx620 usff

      Ok I solved this.

      I just used 2x4 pins molex to a p8 plug, filed away the solid bridge and removed 1 wire and moved another one.

      Gx620 is booting and seems to be working - Now it's time to buy a oem dell psu
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