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| Thread ID: 89007 | 2008-04-17 06:08:00 | PSU installation question - motherboard connectors | annie (6010) | Press F1 |
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| 659714 | 2008-04-17 06:08:00 | I am replacing the power supply on my P4 computer with one I bought online. The one I ordered had 20/24 + 4 pin connectors, but got sent one with a 24 pin connectors instead. I contacted the shop and they said they'd send me a 24-20 pin adapter, which has (finally) arrived, and will fix the 24-to-20 problem just fine. However, now that I go to install, I find that the smaller of the 2 motherboard connectors has 8 pins, and my present PSU has 4. There is room to put the 8-pin connector into the space on the motherboard, but it will lie hard over circuitry. Question: is it ok to use an 8-pin connector in this case? And if not, what is the name of the adapter I should be looking for? (I can find 24-to-20 adapters online but not 8-to-4). Thanks, appreciate any advice |
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| 659715 | 2008-04-17 06:25:00 | SOLVED - My husband had put the package of cables in a safe place, and gave me only the 24 to 20 adapter. There is also an 8 to 4 adapter included, so np Thanks |
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