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| All other Hardware - [Answered] 24 pin help posted in the Hardware forums; I just recently purchased an epox motherboard for my first build. My old power supply has only 20 pins, while the connecter in my motherboard has 24 pins. I got ... |
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I just recently purchased an epox motherboard for my first build. My old power supply has only 20 pins, while the connecter in my motherboard has 24 pins. I got a response from epox that said to just use my 20 pin power supply, just make sure the pins line up. This would leave four holes/pins empty. This hardly seems right. I though I'd ask you guys first. Thank you.
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Hmmm...sounds interessting :|
I would buy one of these tho: http://www.directron.com/20to24pin6in.html |
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I decided to give this a try and it worked, just to let you know.
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Nice one browning, and just for future reference you can go the other way round as well e.g using a 24 pin PSU on a 20 pin board.
You just need to purchase an adapter.
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