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Biostar TP67XE on Cougar CM700 PSU possible?

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i am thinking about buying a Biostar TP67XE motherboard with a i5-2500K cpu this spring but it got 2x12v 8pins connector and my Cougar CM700 psu only got 1x12v 8pin connector so what to do about it?



Pic borred from Windwithme's test Intel New Generation Performance-i7 2600K with BIOSTAR TP67XE (5.1GHz) Test


So how do i fix this problem? :D
 
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I have that same PSU and mine has 1 * 8 pin connector and 1 * 4+4 pin connector. I'd imagine that yours has those same connectors.
 
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I have that same PSU and mine has 1 * 8 pin connector and 1 * 4+4 pin connector. I'd imagine that yours has those same connectors.

mine only got a 8pin with a 4pin on the same wire like this:




but i will check when i come home but otherwise would this 6pin PCI-E to 8pin ATX12v convertor work?



Akasa 6-Pin PCIe zu 8-Pin ATX12V - Adapter-Kabel


but if my psu have two connectors for the board that would be awesome otherwise an adaptor should do the trick right? :rolleyes:
 
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I was told that you do NOT need to plug in both of those 8 pins, one of them will do, even with higher clocks. The first PSU I used with it only had one, and it worked just fine. I'm not seeing higher clocks , more stability etc. now that I'm using 2.
 
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Maybe there are different revisions of that same PSU, mine has 2 * 4 pin connector in that same place where you have a single 4 pin connector. That adapter should help you though.
 
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Maybe there are different revisions of that same PSU, mine has 2 * 4 pin connector in that same place where you have a single 4 pin connector. That adapter should help you though.

yap i checked i only got a wire with 2x4pins (8pin) and another 1x4pins connector on so should i get a connector like the one i linked upper or should i take a 4pins to 8pins adapter instead?



what would be the most safe thing to do?
 
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I don't think it matters where you connect that adapter to, just get the cheaper one, here in Finland 4 to 8 pin adapter seems to be really cheap, only 1.30€.
 
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