Motherboard vs 8 pin EPS connector for power?

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racool2000

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I'm going to buy a PSU ( Antec HCG-750M) and my MB is Gigabyte GA-B85M-D3H with i5 4570 and have a XFX R9 280X DD.
Antec PSU has 1 x 8 Pin EPS 12V and need to know whether this supports my MB and the PSU is ok to run the GPU.
 
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Hi racool,

You should be fine. Here's a picture of all the connectors: http://www.antec.com/connectors.php?ProdID=23870

- The 1 x 4+4 Pin ATX/EPS will be used to power your CPU
- The 1 x 20+4 Pin will be used to power your Motherboard
- The XFX R9 280X DD requires 1 6/8 pin, which is the (4 x) 6+2 PCI-E connector on your Anetc

You should be absolutley fine. The Antec HCG-750M is a tier 2 PSU that is a great choice.
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glamdringfh

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Hi racool,

You should be fine. Here's a picture of all the connectors: http://www.antec.com/connectors.php?ProdID=23870

- The 1 x 4+4 Pin ATX/EPS will be used to power your CPU
- The 1 x 20+4 Pin will be used to power your Motherboard
- The XFX R9 280X DD requires 1 6/8 pin, which is the (4 x) 6+2 PCI-E connector on your Anetc

You should be absolutley fine. The Antec HCG-750M is a tier 2 PSU that is a great choice.
 
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racool2000

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thanks for the quick reply,but this is the actual shown in the connectors in Antec HCG-750M , http://www.antec.com/connectors.php?ProdID=23883
It has mentioned only a 8pin EPS 12V. will that be OK
 
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