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My build formula v mobo has 2xs 4 pin needed on psu

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You can use a 4pin connector on an 8pin board. Just plug the 4pin in the slots closest to the CPU. It will work fine.

Also 1000W is very overkill for almost any machine. 650W is more than enough for a single card rig.

ok ty for your response i feel i need to fill you in with a little more information first i will be using these items in my build and upgrading to 2 sli graphic cards R7970 hd black edition but this is not what the 4 pin configuration is for its for the overclocking on the fx 8150 8-core cpu so can you kindly just name some psu's with this 2 of 4 pin connectors @ 1kw ty for any reply
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Now that's not bad i must admit thanks for your suggestion my friend appreciated anymore plz post em ty ill look on reviews and pick the most stable-quiet hense a lil power hungry = turn fan down= less noise :)  and not so much heat

ErP/EuP is a standard set by the European Union that at complete power off, the system will consume less than 1W. You need a ErP/EuP ready motherboard as well.

Its not that important, your machine will run just fine without it. And the power draw of a non ErP/EuP system when powered off will still be tiny.

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SLI is with Nvidia cards, Crossfire is AMD.

It has two crossfire connectors (meaning it can get up to 4 cards in Crossfire), and there isn't any reason why it wouldn't work.
You can mix brands in a Crossfire setup, though you are better having identical cards.

XFX Radeon HD 7970 Black edtion has a overclocking option on it what would this mean if used in CF would i need to OC the same card to same speeds ect for them to work in tandem or is OC only ment for single card use?
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