Most PSUs sold today are the 20+4pin type. That means they are compatible with 20pin and 24 pin motherboards. You are fine.
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1. It will run the system fine
2. This is what it will look like, they have 20+4 pin because some older systems use only 20pin but that's rare anymore.
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2. This is what it will look like, they have 20+4 pin because some older systems use only 20pin but that's rare anymore.
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^^ as stated its good to go.
Chuck D
Originally Posted by shinji2k  Most PSUs sold today are the 20+4pin type. That means they are compatible with 20pin and 24 pin motherboards. You are fine. |
Chuck D
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nope im not im getting it at frys. Ok thanks everyone question answered
Originally Posted by shinji2k I hope you aren't buying the BP500 at Newegg, $65 shipped is a rip-off. |
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When you connect to 20pin to the motherboard if there is 4 pins left open on the motherboard connect the 4pin to it and it will be fine
Chuck D
Originally Posted by Lilxkid24 so i just connect the 20pin then add the 4 pin on there? |
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