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Please Help asus P5B

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Hi , i am building a new PC and the case i am using has the PSU situated at the bottom side instead of the top side.

Anyway that has now bought a problem with it being like that and that is that the 12V atx wire is not long enough, What can i do about this ????

The atx 24 pin wire has all 24 pins , is this enough power so that i can go without using the 12V atx , or do i have to have the 12V atx even though i have the 24 pin atx.?

I know that i can do without a 24 pin if i had the 12v atx so can this work the other way round?

the system is a asus P5B and its the new duo core E6300 that is going to be fitted as the CPU.

Please somebody tell me this , i am stuck without this. :(

I am using a silverstone Lascala case and it looks brilliant but is very unpractical for when it comes to fittings.

Please help me as i am stuck without me knowing whether i can use it with only a 24 pin atx?

Can i get a extention that i can put on the 12V atx that can give me another 3 inches?
 
Cant i go without using the 4 pin if i have the 24 pin cable.

I can remeber i did that to a PentiumD and it only had the 24 pin and a 12V pin which i plugged in so cant i use just the old fashioned 24 pin atx cable?
 
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