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thats what i am thinking
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Yup that power supply should plug into that white connection I explained on the picture.

I think it has been snapped off and now the board is no good.


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i can not even see where it was , thats whats givin me a hard time b i see a 5 pin plug in on the mboard
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See the six little shiney curcles next to the white square all in a row?

Do you see that 4 pin socket in white?

If not it has snapped off?


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would there be any chance that it plugs into the black socket with a adtapture
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oh no, that is a connector for a CD Audio cable, not the power. It appears your motherboard does not have a P4 power connector


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ok so maybe my next move is to try a new power supply and see where it goes from there thks for the help

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