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Fat — Adaptar Fuente De Pc A Ps4
Solder your custom harness directly to the motherboard’s power input pads (or to the original connector if you saved it). Re-check polarity twice. Then connect the PS_ON control transistor circuit as described.
Double-check: The PS4 motherboard must NEVER receive 12V on the standby pin. That will fry the Southbridge instantly.
A regular ATX PSU requires a PS_ON# signal (green wire on the 24-pin) pulled to ground (black) to turn on the main rails (12V, 5V, 3.3V). But for the PS4, we need 3.3V standby power always present – that is pin 9 on the ATX 24-pin (purple wire, +5VSB? Wait – correction: ATX supplies +5V standby, not 3.3V!). Problem: PS4 needs 3.3V standby, but PC PSUs provide +5VSB.
Solution: Use a voltage regulator to drop 5VSB to 3.3V. Or, simpler: Use a small 3.3V linear regulator (e.g., AMS1117-3.3) fed from 5VSB. Some PS4 models (rarely) accept 5V standby if their onboard regulator handles it – but do not risk it. True 3.3V is required. adaptar fuente de pc a ps4 fat
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Also, the PS_ON signal: On a PC PSU, you must connect the green wire to a ground to start the PSU. For the PS4 to control power, we will instead wire the PS4’s PS_ON signal (from motherboard) to the green wire on the PSU via a small transistor inverter, because PS4’s PS_ON is active-high (3.3V to power on), while PC PSU wants active-low (ground to turn on).
Simpler hack for advanced users: Use a small relay or an NPN transistor (2N3904). Connect base to PS4’s PS_ON via a 10k resistor. Emitter to ground. Collector to ATX green wire. Also pull green wire up to 5VSB via a 1k resistor. When PS4 sends 3.3V, transistor turns on, pulls green low → PSU starts. Solder your custom harness directly to the motherboard’s
(If this sounds confusing, this mod might be above your skill level)
Si vas a unir los cables manualmente, esta es la referencia que necesitas. Toma en cuenta que los colores pueden variar según la fuente de PC, así que guíate por la función.
Fuentes de Poder ATX (PC Estándar):
Conector de la PS4 Fat (Vista desde el puerto de la placa madre): La distribución varía ligeramente entre los modelos (CUH-10xx, 11xx, 12xx), pero la lógica general es:
Señal de Encendido (PS_ON):
El "Trick" de encendido (Standby):
| Problem | Likely Cause | Fix | |---------|--------------|-----| | Red light present, no power-on | PS_ON signal not reaching green wire | Test with multimeter: When pressing power, does PS4 output 3.3V on its PS_ON? If yes, check transistor. | | PSU shuts down after 2 seconds | No load or short | Add a dummy load (HDD or fan). Check for short between 12V and GND. | | 3.3VSB drops when power pressed | Regulator can’t supply enough current | Upgrade to a 1A LDO regulator or use a DC-DC buck converter (5V to 3.3V). | | USB ports don’t work | 5V rail missing | Confirm red wires are soldered correctly. | | Disc drive doesn’t eject | 12V not present | Check yellow wires. |
| ATX Rail | PS4 Requirement | Compatible? | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | +12V (main) | 12V / 10-15A | Yes – modern ATX supplies provide 20A+ on +12V. | | +5V (standby) | 5V standby | Yes – ATX has a dedicated 5VSB line (2A typical). | | +5V (main) | 5V for logic | Yes – but PS4 uses +5V only in standby, not main operation. | | +3.3V | Not used | No connection needed. | | -12V, PG, etc. | Not used | No connection needed. |