AM2 mobo PSU?
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does it have a four pin cpu power connector?
it should be a 20+4 connector for am2...depending on mobo. the evga i listed in your other post will need 8 pins (in works on 4, but for arguments sake it needs 8), but newegg sells a 4 to 8 pin cpu power connector.
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it should be a 20+4 connector for am2...depending on mobo. the evga i listed in your other post will need 8 pins (in works on 4, but for arguments sake it needs 8), but newegg sells a 4 to 8 pin cpu power connector.
by the way, you can ask more than one question in a post, so it makes it easier for us to answer your questions at once.
plus, it cuts down on the clutter
Thanks, sorry, I usually have a hard time getting detailed answers if I post too many questions.
I will have to check the connection on my PSU, if it does work is there any loss of performance using the 4 instead of 8?
Another thing I noticed is some of the PSU's have SATA plugs and that type of thing, what does that do that a normal PSU won't be able to do (does that make sense)
I will have to check the connection on my PSU, if it does work is there any loss of performance using the 4 instead of 8?
Another thing I noticed is some of the PSU's have SATA plugs and that type of thing, what does that do that a normal PSU won't be able to do (does that make sense)
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