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replacement PSU problem

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Deviationer

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In my main work computer I have a 645watt PSU (ablecom/Supermicro sp645-ps) that runs dual 3Ghz xeons. Well it has a 24pin connector, a 4pin 12V connector, and a 8 pin 12V connector that all connect to the mobo. I'm looking for a replacement for it but I'm having a bit trouble trying to find a PSU that has both a 4 and 8 pin 12V connectors.

Would I be able to use:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139006

Take the cpu 4/8 pin connector and use it for the 4pin 12V and take a 6+2 PCIe and use it for the 12V 8pin connector?
 
Deviationer said:
In my main work computer I have a 645watt PSU (ablecom/Supermicro sp645-ps) that runs dual 3Ghz xeons. Well it has a 24pin connector, a 4pin 12V connector, and a 8 pin 12V connector that all connect to the mobo. I'm looking for a replacement for it but I'm having a bit trouble trying to find a PSU that has both a 4 and 8 pin 12V connectors.

Would I be able to use:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139006

Take the cpu 4/8 pin connector and use it for the 4pin 12V and take a 6+2 PCIe and use it for the 12V 8pin connector?
Click to expand...

There are plenty of PSU's that will do this natively, is there some sort of budget keeping you from using one?
 
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