Are the 8 pin leads for the motherboard long enough to run to the very top back corner of it with a bottom mounted PSU?
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Yes, I don't have the exact length but, I have the PSU below the PCIE slots and the Motherboard 8 pin & 20 pin reach without issue.
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Yes. I have it bottom-mounted on a HAF-932 and it reaches all the way up and around in the side-panel to reconnect to the motherboard. It is a little bit of a stretch since it is such a long distance but it reaches.
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I use a full tower case, I ran the wires through the other side door. It is a tight fit but it does reach on my rampage extreme 2
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No, it can't.If you install a EATX board, it'll hit the power supply at the bottom of the case
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Yes, Should have no problem fitting it in there. It comes with 4 screws so mounting shouldn't be a problem. Just remember, this is only 460 watts. Don't overload it with too many drives or graphics cards. Also, the cables aren't that short. Medium length at best, and that's a small case. When I used this PSU in my mid size case, I had no problem reaching the wires from the bottom to the top where my cpu power was
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Power supply might be to small but as long as long as you have pcie spot open it might.
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It can only be connected to the power supply in your computer via a 3 pin connector. With the 3 pin connection from the psu its plenty long to reach to the lower side of my case. Spec says 8 x 1.9 x 1 in.
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If the PSU has an 8-pin ATX connector, it automatically has a 4-pin. The 4-pin connector you need is half of the 8-pin so you just wouldn't use the other half. It's the same concept as a 20-pin motherboard connector and a 24-pin motherboard connector.
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Simple answer. Yes. I have a new computer with this PSU and that gen. Of cpu
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None and cables aren't the longest. Can't really run behind atx motherboards.
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No the 6 pin goes into what ever you need to feed power into. The 8 pin goes into the power supply
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It should usually you can separate 2 of the male ends on the supplied power cords. Best bet is to just give a quick email to EVGA support
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That's what I'm using it with. Be advised however, the modular connections on the M12II may not be long enough to back route your 8-pin behind the motherboard and they come with 2 connectors linked together so a "neat" wiring job may be more difficult depending on your configuration.
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No, but you can purchase a flat cable set from Silverstone such as the PP05-E:SilverStone Technlogy Flat Flexible Short Cable Set for Modular PSUs (PP05-E)
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Plenty long enough to reach the fan connector on the motherboard that is right next to the CPU socket. At least that's where it was on my motherboard - ASUS P8Z77M.
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3 pin you use on your hdd you should have plenty as long as you have a semi nice psu
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Maybe, but not recommended, you should have a PSU that provide AT LEAST 18 A in the +12 V rail.
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Not exactly sure as I don't know how much room you have to work with. I can tell you that the card is 8 and 3/4 inches long, and that you need approximately another inch on top of that to allow for a 6 pin power cable to connect to the back corner.
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It has two places to put a PSU, one on top, and one on bottom. So you could probably put in two if your motherboard supported it.