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I'm right in the middle of my new build and I hit a potential snag. I've got a Corsair AX850 PSU going to an ASUS Crosshair IV mobo. They sent two EPS 12V cables with the power supply, and unless I'm missing something, the connectors are keyed wrong.
There are two 4 pin connectors side by side, one is keyed correctly (2 squares with rounded corners, and 2 regular squares, both diagonally from each other) but the other connector has 4 squares with ALL the corners rounded off. I can't get them to fit regardless, and I hesitate to apply pressure, don't want to break anything.
Is this typical for these connectors or did Corsair goof?
There are two 4 pin connectors side by side, one is keyed correctly (2 squares with rounded corners, and 2 regular squares, both diagonally from each other) but the other connector has 4 squares with ALL the corners rounded off. I can't get them to fit regardless, and I hesitate to apply pressure, don't want to break anything.
Is this typical for these connectors or did Corsair goof?