Y0u†ube video : Motherboard won't start with power button - only with Green and Black cable ATX trick On this videdo : my Motherboard, a new PSU , an USB keyboard, a VGA monitor and a "PC ...

New BTF 3.0 PC standard proposes no cables between PSU, motherboard and GPU Backside 50-pin motherboard connector supplies up to 1,500W of power, no front-facing cables ...

Dell is giving some of its Alienware gaming PCs (or one, at least) additional flexibility by enabling compatibility with third-party motherboards. The system maker has provided a new AlienFX board ...

GIF by Sean Hollister/CNET Rookie Mistake No. 3: Sticking those tiny stupid motherboard cables in the wrong way Your computer case has a power button, a reset button, and probably some LEDs.

Not an ATX power connector issue - you can get multiple hundreds of watts out of that. Modern high end desktop CPUs can draw more than 400 watts which is far in excess of what USB-PD can do. Maybe ...

Which side of a PC case power or reset switch is positive or negative? (and can I damage my motherboard by connecting it incorrectly?) No, you won't damage a motherboard by connecting the power ...

The power cable is technically still there, hiding the new 12VHPWR standard on the back of the motherboard and transferring all 600 watts to the card via the less-obtrusive port.

Asus's latest volley in the war on PC cables includes routing power supply lines right through the motherboard headers to create a graphics card with no cables.

The Asus concept goes even further and integrates a GPU power slot onto the motherboard itself, negating the need for a GPU power cable.