-5 volts not needed?

arnold873

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i just bought a fortron psu and upon inspection i noticed it was missing a pin on the 24 lead connector this doesn`t seem to be a damaged psu because no signs of a dislodged lead were present. after some investigation i learned this is the -5volt lead am i to understand this lead is not needed?

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I don't believe anything uses it any longer.

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Intel P4 550(3.4)<font color=red>@4.2 posted 4.8</font color=red>
ASUS P5AD2-E-Prem
Ballistix PC2 5300@<font color=red>DDR2 780</font color=red>
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Intel P4 550(3.4)<font color=red>@4.2 posted 4.8</font color=red>
ASUS P5AD2-E-Prem
Ballistix PC2 5300@<font color=red>DDR2 780</font color=red>
ATI Radeon X800XL <font color=red>459/609</font color=red>
TT 680W PSU