Can anyone else confirm that this has a 12 pin connector for the motherboard, since I have never heard of one like that?
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I can confirm that it has a standard, ATX 24-pin connector for the motherboard power.
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It attached to my mobo fine. I don't remember specifically but I think it does. I remember that I had to buy additional sata connections. I think this has IDE connectors. It has worked fine since I installed. The old one failed and took me a couple of weeks to determine that my machine would not boot due to its failure.
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I can personally confirm that it only requires one six-pin connector. Just checked inside my case to make sure.
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Yes indeed it does. It has a number of extra connectors, but I wound up running out of the standard 4-pin ATX connectors (like you'd use on an IDE hard drive or cd-rom/dvd-rom drive. Of course, I had 4 of them in there, and most things nowadays are SATA. So if you don't have too many old school devices, you should be good.
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There isn't a 240 pin connector, but there's a 24 pin that powers the motherboard.
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Yes, it is. In fact, it works with all motherboards, no matter the size or brand. It even was fine with an Asrock ITX which had an out of the ordinary spot for the CPU socket and the parts near it.
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The 8 pin seperates into two 4 pin connectors. I know it does not look like it, but it does. Play with it for a couple minutes, you see it.
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I may be wrong, but frequently there is an 8 pin connector which can be easily seperated/split in half by hand to be used as a 4 pin connector for your cpu
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This plugs directly into the PCIe bus, you don't need to connect to any USB pins on the mother board. For the internal USB Port for connecting a USB hub on the front of the PC for example, I believe it had a standard USB connector, so you just used any normal USB cable.As for a 20-pin header, I also have no idea what you are referring to. USB pin headers that I'm familiar with have always been 3 or 4 pin.
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I don't have your motherboard and if you have a manual it should list whether there is "onboard/internal usb 3.0 header" and this header is what you need to plug or connectthe cable attached to the usb 3.0 panel what you want to buy. Take a careful look at the cable, there is a 20-pin (actually 19 b/c 1 is dead) connector and this connector mustgo into the onboard of the motherboard. Typically at the rear of the board. If if you have that 19-pin connector then it is compatible.
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I don't have that same supply but it works fine together with a micro itx intel mobo and a extra USB 3.0 plugged in the PCI slots with a small 150W switching supply.
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The pinned connector at the end connects to one of the main board USB coonnections. It's simply an expansion piece.
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On the motherboard it has jusb2 and a full usb3 19 pin connector. On back for your usb devices it has 2 usb3 ports and a couple of usb2 ports
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Three pin fans, but they will work with four pin connections. I use mine with and four pin MSI motherboard.
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Can't find your MoBo, but it runs a 24 pin connector, just make sure your MoBo runs on that and you're good, it runs voltage and frequency runs just about everything as well, don't see a problem
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Hi, This is a pretty good power supply. It has 6 SATA power connections, 1 Floppy connector, 1 20+4 Main Motherboard connector (the 4 pin connector attaches to the remaining four pins on the motherboard's 24 pin connector), and 6 4-Pin Molex type connectors for additional peripherals. I've got my power supply almost fully loaded with devices and my PC works wonderfully. Hope this helps.
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It has a 20 pin primary atx pwr. connector + a 4 pin aux. connector for a total of 24 pins. It has a 8 pin 12 vdc pwr. connector. I use it on a asus p8 z77-v lx /i5 processor and it uses all pins. Some new motherboards require this pwr. supply.