Motherboard power connection

Is this your PSU? http://kingwin.com/products/cate/power_supplies/lz_750....

According to the specifications, the PSU has a 24-pin(20+4) and 8-pin PSU connectors. Please review your wires again to verify.

James,
I have reviewed the manual for your motherboard and the 4 pin motherboard connector needs to have two yellow wires (12V) and two black wires (GRD) connected to it. Does the eight pin power supply connector have four yellow wires and four black wires in it? If so it can be plugged in to the 4 pin power connector on some motherboards. Do not try and force the 8 pin power supply connector in to the the 4 pin motherboard connector. If it will work it will plug in without any large amount of force being required. You will have four pins hanging out in mid air over the side of the motherboard connector. If the wires are not 4 yellow and 4 black do NOT try to plug the 8 pin power supply connector in to the motherboard. The voltages are wrong and you will damage the motherboard.
In this case you can get adapters that will allow you to use a PATA hard drive power connector or that wyes into two 4 pin female connectors from one 4 pin male connector. The male connector plugs into the 4 pin female connector from the power supply and one of the 4 pin female conectors from the wye plugs into the last 4 pins of the 24 pin motherboard connector and the other connector from the wye plugs in to the 4 pin connector on the motherboard.
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Richard R. Johnson
mechanic_2@charter.net

Thank you for the replies. I was looking at the cabling and the manual and figured out what I was doing wrong. I had just read the manual wrong. I thought those connections were for a video card. Problem solved and thank you for your replies.

J