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Orignially posted in MB section but posting here just incase its more of a crossfire question.
hey guys, have a really quick general question.
I have an ecs p67h2-a3 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813135279) and it has a traditional 4pin aux input on the board next to the pci-e slots. Im wondering what exactly its for. I am using it in crossfire now at x16/x4 and just wondering if i should connect that port or not as i do see some instability on even mild overclocks. So overall im just inquiring on the intended purpose of that 4pin aux connector.
hey guys, have a really quick general question.
I have an ecs p67h2-a3 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813135279) and it has a traditional 4pin aux input on the board next to the pci-e slots. Im wondering what exactly its for. I am using it in crossfire now at x16/x4 and just wondering if i should connect that port or not as i do see some instability on even mild overclocks. So overall im just inquiring on the intended purpose of that 4pin aux connector.