Hi. First thing i must to say, my english is bad so sorry on start for this. Im buy a new PC, G4400, GTX 950, SSD 240GB, 8GB DDR4. My mobo is AsRock H110M-HDS. My PSU is Fortron FSP400-60GHN(85+) on 12V have 384W. This PSU have ATX12V 4pin CPU power connection. My mobo has ATX12V 8PIN. What i should to do? Buy a adapter 2x molex to atx12v 8pim CPU power, or atx12v 4pin to atx12v 8pin? Thanks for the answers.
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Asrock H110M-HDS 8pin CPU power, i have 4pin
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- Apr 22, 2009
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Since you won't be OC'ing the CPU, you can just use the 4-pin as-is. The 8-pin header accepts a single 4-pin as well as an 8-pin (4+4 pin). The extra current capacity of the 8-pin is only needed when OC'ing the CPU.
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