PSU upgrade for Ati Radeon HD3850

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  1. Posts : 79
    Windows 7 64 bit
       #1

    PSU upgrade for Ati Radeon HD3850


    So... I bought this Corsair 600W CX V2 Builder Series, ATX-virtalähde, 80Plus | 65.00e - Jimms.fi Which has 24 pins and my motherboard is 20 pins [ATX]. I am thinking of sending it back to Jimms for refund. I want to buy a new one for my new pc case [PSU: , standard PS/2 -power supply slot].

    So for the Ati Radeon HD3850 and my motherboard is: Google-kuvahaun tulos kohteessa http://www.ourtech.co.uk/shop/aceraspir-1326811772-16850.jpg



    Please choose a good PSU from here for me PC-komponentit / Virtalähteet / ATX 520W - 775W - Jimms.fi
    I wanna see what would you recommend for me and which isn't gonna explode


    Let me see what would you recommend for me so i won't buy wrong PSU with wrong cables. :)
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  2. Posts : 7,878
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #2

    VincentStrike said:
    So... I bought this Corsair 600W CX V2 Builder Series, ATX-virtalähde, 80Plus | 65.00e - Jimms.fi Which has 24 pins and my motherboard is 20 pins [ATX]. I am thinking of sending it back to Jimms for refund. I want to buy a new one for my new pc case [PSU: , standard PS/2 -power supply slot].
    This should not be necessary. The last 4 pins in the connector should detach, turning your 24pin connector into a 20 pin connector.

    If that doesn't work, you can get an adapter to switch from 24pin to 20 pin
    http://www.google.com/products/catal...ed=0CHUQ8wIwAg
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  3. Posts : 79
    Windows 7 64 bit
    Thread Starter
       #3

    pparks1 said:
    VincentStrike said:
    So... I bought this Corsair 600W CX V2 Builder Series, ATX-virtalähde, 80Plus | 65.00e - Jimms.fi Which has 24 pins and my motherboard is 20 pins [ATX]. I am thinking of sending it back to Jimms for refund. I want to buy a new one for my new pc case [PSU: , standard PS/2 -power supply slot].
    This should not be necessary. The last 4 pins in the connector should detach, turning your 24pin connector into a 20 pin connector.

    If that doesn't work, you can get an adapter to switch from 24pin to 20 pin
    StarTech.com 20 Pin ATX Power Supply to 24 Pin Motherboard Adatper Power connector adapter - power 20 pin ATX - M - power 24 pin main output - F - 6 in - PC
    I don't really know... I don't even know where i put the cables in what slot xD, and i've seen in some of the PSU's there is 20 pins & 20 + 4 pins & 24pins. And that Corsair what i got is 24 pin
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  4. Posts : 7,878
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #4

    These connectors only plug in 1 way. You cannot plug them into the wrong spot.

    Here are some items explaining a bit on what I am suggesting
    http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/21...in-motherboard

    Look at 2nd section of this article.
    http://www.smps.us/20-to-24pin-atx.html
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  5. Posts : 79
    Windows 7 64 bit
    Thread Starter
       #5

    pparks1 said:
    These connectors only plug in 1 way. You cannot plug them into the wrong spot.
    Yes, i know what you mean, but when i plug it in there is 4 pins too much. My motherboard is 20 pin.
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  6. Posts : 7,878
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #6

    i understand. usually you just unhook the last 4 pins from the connector in your power supply, plug the 20 pins into your mobo and just leave the 4 pin extras just dangling there.
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  7. Posts : 79
    Windows 7 64 bit
    Thread Starter
       #7

    pparks1 said:
    i understand. usually you just unhook the last 4 pins from the connector in your power supply, plug the 20 pins into your mobo and just leave the 4 pin extras just dangling there.
    Okay. But there is other cable's i don't know where i have to put all of them...Should i post a picture of the cables in my new PSU and of the motherboard? So anyone of you could help me :)
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  8. Posts : 7,878
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #8

    Your power supply has the following connections

    Liitännät:
    - 1 x 24pin ATX (This goes to motherboard, and you disconnect the 4 pins at the end to make it a 20 pin connection)
    - 1 x 8pin ATX 12V (this optionally goes to a single or double 4 pin ATX power connection on mobo. Usually a single 4 pin) (may not use at all)

    - 2 x 6+2pin PCI-E (this goes to video cards)
    - 6 x SATA (these plug into SATA drives)
    - 4 x Molex (these plug into fans and hard drives/optical drives with molex connectors)
    - 1 x Floppy (this goes to floppy)
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  9. Posts : 79
    Windows 7 64 bit
    Thread Starter
       #9

    pparks1 said:
    Your power supply has the following connections

    Liitännät:
    - 1 x 24pin ATX (This goes to motherboard, and you disconnect the 4 pins at the end to make it a 20 pin connection)
    - 1 x 8pin ATX 12V (this optionally goes to a single or double 4 pin ATX power connection on mobo. Usually a single 4 pin) (may not use at all)

    - 2 x 6+2pin PCI-E (this goes to video cards)
    - 6 x SATA (these plug into SATA drives)
    - 4 x Molex (these plug into fans and hard drives/optical drives with molex connectors)
    - 1 x Floppy (this goes to floppy)

    This is how the atx cable looks like: Google-kuvahaun tulos kohteessa http://www.nordichardware.com/skrivelser_img/432/psu.atx.jpg

    And Are you sure you are not talking about Google-kuvahaun tulos kohteessa http://www.smps.us/atx-connector-20-24pin.jpeg ?
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  10. Posts : 7,878
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #10

    Here is a 20 pin + 4 pin connector and you can see this disconnects



    And here is a mobo with a 4 pin ATX plug in addition to the 20/24 pin ATX connector
    http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/atta...1&d=1160847208
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