07-23-2013
09:23 AM
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03-05-2024
09:56 PM
by
ROGBot
04-18-2014 04:29 AM
Tokens210 wrote:
You can plug them all in, the big one is your atx 24 pin main power that's needed
The next is the 8 pin CPU power that's also needed
The 4 pin CPU power and the ezplug 4 pin molex power are both supplemental powers but you can plug them all in as long as you have a power supply with enough connections
04-18-2014 05:08 AM
Marcusnofear wrote:
Tks
I have fear to burn......
You connector how in your Motherboard ???
P.S.I: what are the advantages of connect 24 + 8 + 4 Pin ????
P.S.II: my power supply is Corsair TX950W...view signature 😉
Hugs Man
Hugs
04-18-2014 07:59 AM
Tokens210 wrote:
The 24 and 8 pin are both needed, no choice there, if you don't hook one of them up the PC won't work
The 4 pin CPU and the extra pci-e power(if u have one) are both optional, usually only needed if you have issues over clocking or if your using extreme cooling like LN2
Any modern power supply should have enough connections, I'm currently on my phone heading to work so I can't really search stuff effectively but it should have enough
The benefit to using them all is there isn't a downside so using them all would remove steps during trouble shooting if you were to have issues, also if there all connected and u have a power hungry processor like mine you can feel assured its got plenty of power and the ability to pull whatever it wants or needs
Also my apologies but I don't get what ur asking with the "your connector how in ur motherboard"
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