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Need Pin2K power Supply

By tonyhoff1

6 years ago



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#1 6 years ago
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Need Pin2K power Supply

Added: 2018-01-05 19:08:43 UTC • Ended: March 17th, 2018

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I am in need of a power supply for the computer in my pin2000. Where can I get one that’s plug and play? Thanks.


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#2 6 years ago
 
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PinMonk

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They're just ATX computer power supplies. They're older with less connections than newer ones, but shouldn't be hard to find.

This place has tons of them in many form factors:
https://www.atxpowersupplies.com/

Searching the part number of the one in there now will help you narrow down a replacement faster.

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#3 6 years ago
 
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You could always hit microcenter on the east side. just get a modular power supply so you can connect just what you need.

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#4 6 years ago
 
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#5 6 years ago
 
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snakesnsparklers

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P2k used an AT power supply, not ATX. An ATX could be used but would have to be modified.

Here is a drop in: https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-Replacement-Computer-Power-Supply/dp/B00005133U

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#6 6 years ago
 
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indy5mike

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The AT power supply Snakes links to above is a perfect replacement!

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