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    HX620w PSU question

    Hi , do these power supplies have a 4 pin or 8 pin mobo connector?

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    20+4 Pin

    Connectors: 1 x 4pin ATX 12V
    8 x 4pin Molex
    2 x 6pin PCI-E Power
    1 x 6pin Workstation
    2 x FDD Power
    4 x SATA Power

    Hope that answers your question
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    Did you get that from the Scan website?

    I found this on another site:
    # Main power connector (24-pin/20-pin)
    # ATX 12V (4-pin)
    # EPS 12V (8-pin)
    # (2) PCI Express (6-pin) modular
    # (10) Peripheral Optical/HDD (4-pin) modular
    # (8) Peripheral Serial ATA (15-pin) modular
    # (2) Peripheral FDD (4-pin) adapter
    # (2) Fan only (4-pin) adapter


    I have also read on a few review sites that it comes with both 4 pin & 8 pin 12v connectors, but I nee it confirmed before I buy.

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    Aye i did. have you looked on the Corsair website?
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    Yep,, but no much info on their site. Well I'v ordered anyway, will find out for sure on Tuesday

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    The info you need is right off the home page, on the PSU page, in the online manual. Yes, it has both a 4 pin and 8 pin power connector .

    4. The HX620W/HX520W has an attached 4-pin +12V and an 8-pin +12V
    cable; also know as "P4" and "EPS12V" cable.
    a. If your motherboard has a 4-pin +12V socket, connect the 4-pin cable directly to
    your motherboard.
    b. If your motherboard has an 8-pin socket, connect the 8-pin cable directly to
    your motherboard.
    http://www.corsairmemory.com/_produc...ish_Manual.pdf

    Thanks for choosing Corsair!

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    Thanx for the info, I did DL the manual, must have missed it in my speed read.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SadikP View Post
    Thanx for the info, I did DL the manual, must have missed it in my speed read.
    Well, you do have to look a bit to find it. And, there is no pic of those particular connectors so it is easy to overlook. Enjoy the unit when you get it.

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      • Operating System:
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    One quick question, will this PSU be okay on my system?

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    Easily!

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