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Need of some help here

bullen

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Hi! planing on buying a new system, well more of an upgrade.

The thing is i am currenty sitting on a Hiper 580W modular with the following spec.
+5V /36A
+12V1 /20A
+12V2 /18A
+3.3V /30A

And the system will have the following spec.
Asus Commando
E6600
Corsair TWIN2X2048-8500C5D Dominator
Raptor 74Gb
2x Maxtor 250Gb
Xfx 7800Gt
and an Asetek Lightspeed for that special feeling of Overclockability.

Now i wonder Do i NEED a 8pin 12V psu to this setup, or will my 12V4pin do the trick?

Thx in advance //Bullen
 
The Asus page says that it does indeed have a 8 pin vice 4 pin. I would be inclined to say that it needs the 8 pin if that is what is on the board. I could be wrong though.
 
Asus Commando
E6600
[...]
Now i wonder Do i NEED a 8pin 12V psu to this setup, or will my 12V4pin do the trick?

The E6600 does not need the power from the 8pin, so the 4pin should work. Unless that MB uses the extra power for something I can't think of, you should be fine. Only a handful of high-power CPUs need the 8 pin. Check the manual for the MB (if online) and make sure that it will accept the 4 pin in half the 8 pin socket - the Gigabyte MBs do.
 
ok, big thanks =) although i found a HIPER converter making a 8pin from 2 molex and the 4pin that acording to hiper should do the trick. Thanks again.
 
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