Electronics wol in the uk

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  1. kevbarlas

    kevbarlas What's a Dremel?

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    where can i get a wake on line cable in the uk? ive searched everywhere
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    kevbarlas, 31 Mar 2003
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  2. Carbon

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    didnt you get it free with your network card?
     
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  3. kevbarlas

    kevbarlas What's a Dremel?

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    its not for a network card, i need 5v live in my case for a mod all the time and thats all i can think of thats live while my pc is "off"
     
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    ahhhhhh, why didnt you say that in the first place ;)
     
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    markit What's a Dremel?

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    just get two wires and a connector?
     
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  6. Oclocker

    Oclocker What's a Dremel?

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    Some mobos have 5V on the USB whilst off/suspended.
     
    Oclocker, 1 Apr 2003
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  7. kevbarlas

    kevbarlas What's a Dremel?

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    do you know if a7v333 has that?
     
    kevbarlas, 1 Apr 2003
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  8. Oclocker

    Oclocker What's a Dremel?

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    honestly dunno! all I can remember is it was an AMD skt A Mobo (def not that one mind :) And damn thing put out enough on the 5V line to keep the relay latched - so had to swap to the midi port to get 5V that switched off with PC! :)
     
    Oclocker, 1 Apr 2003
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  9. NiHiLiST

    NiHiLiST New-born car whore

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    Look for a motherboard ATX connector pinout and find the wire that's labelled +5VSB (+5 volt stand-by). If you don't mind cutting a PSU wire then just solder in a connection. If you do mind then find a cheap ATX motherboard extension cable and cut that up instead :D
     
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