WTB 24pin to 18pin adaptor for HP Z230

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#262228 11-Jan-2020 10:42

A friend got a good deal on the I7 tower Z230 but to put in a better PSU for the RX580 he got we need a cable like this

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32967822221.html

anyone got one or know of somewhere locally we can get one rather than waiting 3 weeks

In Auckland but happy to cover postage

Thanks

sqishy

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#2390193 11-Jan-2020 11:41

So your Mobo is an 18 PIN ATX?

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#2390211 11-Jan-2020 12:01

sqishy:

So your Mobo is an 18 PIN ATX?

yes some system interrogators use different pin configurations for their own components

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#2390217 11-Jan-2020 12:28

Depending on sockets types and skill you could try to remove contacts and re-key. But you'll need a circuit diagram.

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#2390247 11-Jan-2020 13:13

not 100% keen on rewiring it myself .. I seem to only be able to find this wiring diagram for a Z420 so not sure its the same (or safe)

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Business-PCs-Workstations-and-Point-of-Sale-Systems/HP-z420-motherboard-18-pin-layout/td-p/5835021

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#2390456 11-Jan-2020 21:45

I suspect it's something you're just going to need to bite the bullet on and get from Ali.. It's far from being a common/standard part.

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#2390457 11-Jan-2020 21:57

Yeah he already ordered the Aliexpress one .. but trying to find a way to get going and thought might have some crazy luck from the GZ faithful

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