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Zenny

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  1. Ow, my pride. Yes, that worked perfectly. Thank you for the info regarding the other motherboard setup as well. Amusingly, I have a similar background as you. Perhaps that's one reason the mismatched connectors seemed so inherently wrong to me.
  2. My description is lacking somewhat; I'm largely unfamiliar with the proper terminology, and the post was written after a long day, which didn't help much. But, yes. I've never run into this issue before, but this is also my first fully modular PSU. My former was semi-modular, and one of the permanent cables matched. I have made a quick edit of the pictures, which might highlight the issue better. http://i66.tinypic.com/11h3ywg.jpg http://i68.tinypic.com/208a5gk.png Edit: I found this: http://forum.corsair.com/forums/showthread.php?t=186378 This person seems to have the same kind of connector, although with an added 4 pin. He's being told to split the cable connector and use two cables. Is that correct? Does the 8 pin connector need two CPU cables? That's how I read it, but given that this person has a 8 pin as well as a 4 pin connector on his mobo, I thought I'd ask before I experiment and fry my computer. If correct, does this person need a total of 3 CPU cables to power his mobo? I ask in part because I've considered that same motherboard as a future upgrade, and would need to order another cable if I'm reading it correctly. Not a big issue, but worth planning for.
  3. I just purchased a HX1200, and was setting it up. I've run into some compatibility issues with my Gigabyte mobo (GA-990FXA-UD5 R5 (rev. 1.0)). The problem is the 12V ATX. http://i63.tinypic.com/21cdys3.jpg This is the connector on the board. And the cables: http://i66.tinypic.com/156zlo0.png I have indicated the square portions on both connectors. If one of the resident gurus will assist me, that would be great. As is, I'm a bit out of luck; Google has forsaken me.
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