Ok. so first pc build. it says 24 pin atx but i count 18. then the one below it is a 10? what am i missing here?
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The Corsair power supply has a multi functional connections and cables to fit different mother boards. if you read the directions on the Corsair and then read about your mother board first is your first steps. The power connector for your mother board requires you to separate or add power coins together. There will be either 2 power cables with the wiring harness or one that clips together or separates to accommodate your mother board. Second,, there is another power cable that connects on your mother board and it is more square. Once you read all your documentation, this will all become clear. Or, find a friend that has built a few to assist you. DRS The Corsair power supply has a multi functional connections and cables to fit different mother boards. if you read the directions on the Corsair and then read about your mother board first is your first steps. The power connector for your mother board requires you to separate or add power coins together. There will be either 2 power cables with the wiring harness or one that clips together or separates to accommodate your mother board. Second,, there is another power cable that connects on your mother board and it is more square. Once you read all your documentation, this will all become... » Read More The Corsair power supply has a multi functional connections and cables to fit different mother boards. if you read the directions on the Corsair and then read about your mother board first is your first steps. The power connector for your mother board requires you to separate or add power coins together. There will be either 2 power cables with the wiring harness or one that clips together or separates to accommodate your mother board. Second,, there is another power cable that connects on your mother board and it is more square. Once you read all your documentation, this will all become clear. Or, find a friend that has built a few to assist you. DRS « Show Less
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Forget about that. If you have a new motherboard then it will be very simple and everything only plugs in one place. So the largest cable plugs to the largest spread and work your way down from there. You can't really screw it up with the high end gear.
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Completely agree with Superdell. It's pretty obvious where it will plug in on the MB. You should be fine.
2255992
Yes it is atx form factor it just has the power supply at the bottom so just make sure your power supply has long enough cables.
2390
If I remember (motnths ago) it was a 20 pin with a 4 pin optional. I believe if you use the spare, you are limiting yourself to onboard GFX (it's a 300 watt so its pretty understandable)
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It will work with 24pin main power the 8 pin CPU power was hard to tell I think it comes as 4pin but there are 2 next to eachother. I was fidgeting through all the fans in the comp its hard to see.
1990479
Nope, mobo is clear indicator. Get the right size mobo for a micro-atx case. Also, with that build you'd want a case with more/larger fan mounts. This case only has two 92mm fan spots and you would want some 120mms to cool that bad boy down.
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Motherboards have sata ports, not cpu's, your question doesn't make any sense.I am not being mean, maybe you put your question in the wrong place, if it helps most motherboards have at least four and up, unless they are mini itx and then they usually have 2.
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Mike is correct. It is an SFX form factor. A standard ATX PSU will not work. This case is designed for budget PC builds & HTPC's. In either scenario, the included PSU should be adequate.
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Easy way to find out is PCpartpicker.com you create a build and it will tell you if you have conflicting parts/pins. If you finish the build with no alerts you're golden.
780810
I am using an Asus Sabertooth board along with an AMD 8core Processor. The PSU should work right from what I am understanding from you guys.
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It's a dual 4-pin, so you should be good to go. I got the unit for an excellent price, especially considering EVGA was offering a rebate to go along with it, and it's been serving me very well thus far. Anyhow, make sure to check the EVGA website and see if any rebates are being offered. Hope this helps.
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go and take a look at your system properties it will tell you if it six core or four, its might have got boxed wrong
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None and cables aren't the longest. Can't really run behind atx motherboards.
1472955
Get whatever's validated by Asus to use on the board. If you can afford 2400 and don't mind the marginal performance difference over 1600 (do you really need 2400?), then get 2400. I'm just fine with 1600 until I upgrade my system to a new socket and ddr4.
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Could be a lot of things, you'll need to troubleshoot this. Start by testing 1 module at a time to make sure they both show up. If they do, check the motherboard manual to make sure you have them in the correct slots. If some of the memory ports are different t colors, put them in the same color slots, not side by side... some boards require specific slots to be filled first...
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When they say 6 + 2 (OR Anything like it) it means the connector has a 6 pin part and a 2 pin part. that way if you need 6 pins for your video card (because some are 6, some are 8, some are dual of either) then you just plug it in. if you need 8 pin then then 2 pin slides onto the side of the 6 making 8. (just like when they were converting 20 pin atx motherboard power connectors to 24 pin, they shipped 20 + 4 so that either would work.
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LMGTFY, when I bought my first main board I wasn't aware it was ATX , had more expansion slots, and wouldn't fit into the micro ATX case from our deceased Compaq. Cheers!
1097704
You only need to connect the two 8 pin's for regular over clocking. The extra 6 pin is for when you want to push it. The stock clock speed is like 1000 core and 1475 mem off the top of my head