Recent content by Eyybaby

Okay thank you Krotow. I will just confused to why the right side of the CPU cables had 4 D Pins instead of matching the pattern on the Socket. But what you and rgd said makes since. D's can go into the Squares so It will fit. It just seemed wrong to me.

What do you mean GPU? I'm trying to plug in CPU cable into the CPU socket on the motherboard.

So it is safe to put D into Square? I don't know why they didn't just make the 4+4 esp the same as the 8pin.

Checked again and the pin outs are still completely different. I don't know what I'm seeing and you're not. The left side of the 4+4 cpu lead has 4 D shaped pins. Which fit nowhere

You're confusing me more. The 4+4 CPU end will not fit into either the PSU or motherboard. The keys are different as you can see in the pictures.

The other end is a 8 pin connect that would fit into the motherboard. But the split end that says CPU is key wrong to fit inside the PSU. I'm pretty sure the split ends go to the mobo

Motherboard: Asus Rog Maximus Z690 Hero PSU: Corsair HX1000 The motherboard has two 8 pin CPU sockets but the Corsair PSU only came with two 4+4 CPU Cables and no 8 pin cables. I did read I can use the 4+4pin cables in the 8pin socket but the keys don't match up and it wont fit? What am I...

PSU - Corsair CS650M - 4 Years Old CPU Cooler - Corsair H80I GT Currently I've put back together my computer to the old motherboard and it's working fine with no issues. @Lutfij The SSD installed on the PC has windows already installed would I still need to follow the steps you mentioned?

Hi, I'm new to PC building and I'm having a rough time of it. I'm upgrading an existing custom built Pc I bought from a friend. Currently my PC has the Asus Hero maxium VII Hero, 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 Ram 1600mhz . i7 4790k and GTX 980TI Extreme. I ordered the new Asus Strix z490-E...