Hello,
I completed building my first PC, but before I risk turning it on I wish to clarify some issues. Here are some relevant photos:
http://imgur.com/a/K4ukH
(1) Apart from the 24pin mobo connector, the PSU - Seasonic 620W - also has two other cables directly linked to it (all others cables are optional).
Two 4pin cables (EPS12V) (photo 1)
One 8pin cable (EPS12V) (photo 2)
The latter, I assume, goes into the 8pin EATX12V slot on the mobo (photo 3), which is an Asus Z87-A. What about the former?
(2) The Asus Z87-A mobo shipped with just two SATA III cables (photo 6). But I have an SSD, HDD, and CD-ROM to connect. I was under the impression they usually shipped 6 six cables.
Why so few? Don't they know that most people nowadays have a CD-ROM, an SSD, and one or two HDD's?
Should I just connect the SSD and the CD-ROM (to install Windows/drivers), and order a third SATA III cable online to connect the HDD later?
Also, the HDD's back, apart from the power and SATA slots, also has an 8pin connector. AFAIK this is outdated and can be left alone/unconnected?
(3) In general, do there appear to be any critical errors/issues in the photos of the front and back of the build? (photo 4, photo 5)
Thank you all for your input!
I completed building my first PC, but before I risk turning it on I wish to clarify some issues. Here are some relevant photos:
http://imgur.com/a/K4ukH
(1) Apart from the 24pin mobo connector, the PSU - Seasonic 620W - also has two other cables directly linked to it (all others cables are optional).
Two 4pin cables (EPS12V) (photo 1)
One 8pin cable (EPS12V) (photo 2)
The latter, I assume, goes into the 8pin EATX12V slot on the mobo (photo 3), which is an Asus Z87-A. What about the former?
(2) The Asus Z87-A mobo shipped with just two SATA III cables (photo 6). But I have an SSD, HDD, and CD-ROM to connect. I was under the impression they usually shipped 6 six cables.
Why so few? Don't they know that most people nowadays have a CD-ROM, an SSD, and one or two HDD's?
Should I just connect the SSD and the CD-ROM (to install Windows/drivers), and order a third SATA III cable online to connect the HDD later?
Also, the HDD's back, apart from the power and SATA slots, also has an 8pin connector. AFAIK this is outdated and can be left alone/unconnected?
(3) In general, do there appear to be any critical errors/issues in the photos of the front and back of the build? (photo 4, photo 5)
Thank you all for your input!