How to plug in modern power supply to Dell Optiplex 9010 SFF

[Legitgamer1261]

I have a modern power supply and I need to use it with a Dell Optiplex 9010 SFF but it has some kind of 5 pin connector and I cant find a manual on where to plug in where.
Power supply is a thermaltake tr2 700watt

 

[USAFRet]

I have a modern power supply and I need to use it with a Dell Optiplex 9010 SFF but it has some kind of 5 pin connector and I cant find a manual on where to plug in where.
Power supply is a thermaltake tr2 700watt

You probably can't.
Those Dell SFF systems used a proprietary PSU and motherboard. Not compatible with a standard ATX PSU.

And to ward off your next question...there is no 'adapter' for this.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

The SFF setup has some proprietary connections.

 

[Legitgamer1261]

I have a modern power supply and I need to use it with a Dell Optiplex 9010 SFF but it has some kind of 5 pin connector and I cant find a manual on where to plug in where.
Power supply is a thermaltake tr2 700watt

You probably can't.
Those Dell SFF systems used a proprietary PSU and motherboard. Not compatible with a standard ATX PSU.

And to ward off your next question...there is no 'adapter' for this.

Is there a way to find out which pins turn it off/on?

 

[USAFRet]

I have a modern power supply and I need to use it with a Dell Optiplex 9010 SFF but it has some kind of 5 pin connector and I cant find a manual on where to plug in where.
Power supply is a thermaltake tr2 700watt

You probably can't.
Those Dell SFF systems used a proprietary PSU and motherboard. Not compatible with a standard ATX PSU.

And to ward off your next question...there is no 'adapter' for this.

Is there a way to find out which pins turn it off/on?

What...the PSU or the motherboard?
If you're thinking of creating your own hacked up adapter, don't.

 

[Legitgamer1261]

I have a modern power supply and I need to use it with a Dell Optiplex 9010 SFF but it has some kind of 5 pin connector and I cant find a manual on where to plug in where.
Power supply is a thermaltake tr2 700watt

You probably can't.
Those Dell SFF systems used a proprietary PSU and motherboard. Not compatible with a standard ATX PSU.

And to ward off your next question...there is no 'adapter' for this.

Is there a way to find out which pins turn it off/on?

What...the PSU or the motherboard?
If you're thinking of creating your own hacked up adapter, don't.

on the motherboard

 

[USAFRet]

on the motherboard

Is there a way to discover what the specific pins on that Dell motherboard are for?
Yes. Find the service manual.

But to what end? What are you planning on doing?

 

[Legitgamer1261]

on the motherboard

Is there a way to discover what the specific pins on that Dell motherboard are for?
Yes. Find the service manual.

But to what end? What are you planning on doing?

improvising but not modding anything
edit my work station gpu does not work with it because the 24pin motherboard connector is to big for it.

 

[USAFRet]

on the motherboard

Is there a way to discover what the specific pins on that Dell motherboard are for?
Yes. Find the service manual.

But to what end? What are you planning on doing?

improvising but not modding anything
edit my work station gpu does not work with it because the 24pin motherboard connector is to big for it.

Trying to rebuild a Dell SFF system to be something 'better' is a losing proposition.

 

[Legitgamer1261]

on the motherboard

Is there a way to discover what the specific pins on that Dell motherboard are for?
Yes. Find the service manual.

But to what end? What are you planning on doing?

improvising but not modding anything
edit my work station gpu does not work with it because the 24pin motherboard connector is to big for it.

Trying to rebuild a Dell SFF system to be something 'better' is a losing proposition.

its just that I got a dell with a i5-3570 for $90 with a hdd/6gb ram/win 10 and Im using a 4th gen i3 with it (gpu) and the price for that amazing cpu was great but it didnt work out

 

[USAFRet]

its just that I got a dell with a i5-3570 for $90 with a hdd/6gb ram/win 10 and Im using a 4th gen i3 with it (gpu) and the price for that amazing cpu was great but it didnt work out

I'm not sure what you're wanting us to say, beyond: "The Dell SFF system you have is not compatible with standard ATX parts."

 

[Legitgamer1261]

its just that I got a dell with a i5-3570 for $90 with a hdd/6gb ram/win 10 and Im using a 4th gen i3 with it (gpu) and the price for that amazing cpu was great but it didnt work out

I'm not sure what you're wanting us to say, beyond: "The Dell SFF system you have is not compatible with standard ATX parts."

I got some 990 or something system but that motherboard fried