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The P1 power connector is the first ATX power supplies and motherboards used a single power connector. It also has 20 pins.

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What is a p1 connector?

A P1 connector is a power connector found on ATX power supplies. It is used to provide main power to the motherboard, and to control ACPI functionality (tell the power suppy to turn off and back on).


What is the single power connector used on ATX motherboards called?

P1 connector


What is the name of the power connector commonly found on an ATX system?

P1


The first ATX power supplies use a single power connector called?

P1


What is the name of the one power connector on the ATX motherboard form factor?

20 pin P1 connector.


The first ATX power supplies and motherboards use a single power connector called?

p1


The first ATX power supplies and motherboards use a single power connector called the?

P1


How many pins does the enhanced ATX power connector to the motherboard have?

A regular ATX motherboard uses a single 20-pin P1 connector with optional 4-pin auxillary power connector


How many pin did the first P1 power connector to the motherboard have that was used with the original ATX?

ATX version 2.2 allowed for 24-pin P1 connector, which is backward compatible with the 20-pin P1 connector.


On the enhanced ATX motherboard that supports PCI express how many pins does the p1 power connector have?

24


What three voltages are provided to an ATX motherboard by a P1 power connector?

12v, 3.3v 5v


What type of expansion slot requires extra power so that 4 more pins had to to be added to the older 20 pins P1 power connector to the motherboard?

The expansion slot that requires extra power is the PCI Express (PCIe) slot. To accommodate the increased power demands of high-performance graphics cards, the PCIe standard added an additional 4 pins to the older 20-pin P1 power connector, creating the 24-pin ATX power connector. This modification allows the motherboard to supply more power to components like GPUs, which often require significant electricity for optimal performance.