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I have just got a FSP Blue Storm 500W psu with a 24pin ATX connector that can split to 20 + 4.

What do I lose by attaching just the 20pin and would it be better to use a 24pin to 20pin atx converter?

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Guest thespin

Are you saying you are using the FSP PSU with a 20pin mobo ? If so, just use the 20pin connection ... you lose nothing ... that's why it's designed that way ...

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your board is designed to use a 20 pin atx. the 4 pin placement is adjacent to the cpu. split them and plug them in. you cannot get a converter.

 

dude, waht are u thinking of? try and use the splitted 4 from the 24 pin as your +12V rail connector?

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Hey... it's a simple mistake guys. Don't be TOO hard on the guy... ;)

 

I 'ALMOST' did that very same thing... :eek:

 

I noticed that my 20+4 connector on my new PSU could be seperated... and lookie there! A 4 pin connection right next to the PSU connector! Hell, it even FIT into the connector! Thankfully, my Spider-sense started tingling and I looked at both the DFI manual AND my PSU documentation. :eek2:

 

Damn, did I feel like a jackazz! :shake:

 

Mark

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