The computer power supply 4d (connected to the Sata hard disk power cable below) is switched to the 6p video card for power supply. My 1U power supply does not supply power to the 6p video card, but there are two 4d power cables. The Sata hard disk power cable is connected below it. I only use the m2 hard disk, and I can't use solid state and mechanical hard disk for the time being. The newly added video card does not have 6p power supply, nor can I use the 4p power supply of the processor on the motherboard, So I switched it to the 6p video card for power supply. I tried not to damage the original structure. I took a bad ATX power supply and cut the 6p connector that came with it.
Reference with adapter: 4d (white) of adapter is shown below: Empty (according to my power supply, the empty one is a red line, so it's OK not to connect it), ground wire, ground wire, 12v In the above figure, two separate black ground wires are 4-6 (behind the corresponding yellow 12v), and the other two ground wires are combined to 5.
Reference with adapter: note that one or the ground wire is left blank between two 12v (that is, the position of 2 is left blank for safety)
After that, wrap them individually with electrical glue or transparent glue, plug the wires into the original position, and the middle wires do not need to be inserted into the black plastic. In order to prevent leakage, just wrap them again with adhesive tape to fix their positions (all this is for the possibility that the new power supply can be restored).
This is my original 1u power supply description
Conclusion: The 4d hole is relatively large and it is easy to pull out the cable (gold plug) of the port. The 6p hole is too small to pull out. It is not easy to pull out with great force. There are two cards in the gold plug that can be pulled out with a few pokes, such as scissors. Push in from the head of the gold plug (I use the extended cable as the tail...), and then use the power supply to eliminate any short circuit in turn, Separate short circuit the 24 wire startup power supply (don't link anything), no problem, don't plug the video card into the motherboard, directly plug 6p into the video card, and then short circuit the 24 wire startup power supply again. If the video card fan turns normally, run the computer test. If the video card is expensive, don't do it like this, and don't blame me if you connect it indiscriminately (it is recommended to buy a finished product with a adapter, and also note that some people who sell it from the seller connect it differently...), I just made my own records and shared them. I was tired at midnight during the test. I wrote whatever I remembered.
Update a random drawing drawn by CAD, 4d forgot to draw the size of both sides, and directly use words to indicate that the yellow is 12v, the black ground wire, and the infrared does not need me to draw an X, which is a very simple thing. I have written so much, and the purpose of adding drawings is to put safety first. Again, it is recommended to buy a ready-made adapter cable when there is no need to use it urgently, If you find any bad details or mistakes, please reply and explain in the comment area.
