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24 pins ATX. ung sa power supply yan. tignan mo na din ung color coding. google mo na lng ung ATX
 
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The ATX 4 pin power supply connector is a standard motherboard power connector used to provide +12 VDC to the processor voltage regulator. Yan ang nakita ko. google mo lang papz. :)
 
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Heat sink

A heat sink is an electronic device that incorporates either a fan or a peltier device to keep a hot component such as a processor cool. There are two heat sink types: active and passive.

Active heat sinks utilize power and are usually a fan type or some other peltier cooling device. If you are looking to purchase an active heat sink, it is recommended that you purchase fans with ball-bearing motors that often last much longer than sleeve bearings. Sometimes these types of heat sinks are referred to as a HSF, which is short for heat sink and fan.

Passive heat sinks are 100% reliable, as they have no mechanical components. Passive heat sinks are made of an aluminum-finned radiator that dissipates heat through convection. For Passive heat sinks to work to their full capacity, it is recommended that there is a steady air flow moving across the fins. The above picture is an example of a heat sink that is both active and passive.

Heatspreaders are another name for heat sinks and commonly used to describe the covers on computer memory that helps dissipate the heat produced by the memory.
 
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