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How to Solder the P4-ATX cable to your PW-200 Series PSU
Some motherboards, such as ones with an Intel Pentium 4 processor, require additional power. This is provided through its ATX12V port, which has 4 pins (2x2). With a P4-ATX cable, you can provide this additional power with your PW-200 series PSU.
You can solder the P4-ATX cable to your PW-200 series PSU yourself by following the instructions below. Make sure you're comfortable with soldering and that you have a voltmeter.
- Look for 4 holes in a row to the right side of the ATX connector.
- Turning the PW-200 on its back, solder the wires in the following pattern:
Black, black, yellow, yellow.
Follow the yellow that is already soldered on the board. (Any black and any yellow can go on any order, but it must be black, black, yellow, yellow)
Here is the final image:
