Yeah it has the 8pin CPU. But it's just connected to 4? Does the minimize the speed and things. Should i connect it to 8?
Tampa 2 motherboardWhat motherboard do you have>
Typically the 8 pin is required for the CPU to function and the additional 4 pin, sometimes 8 pin, is there for pretty extreme overclocking. Since you have a 8400 you don't need to worry since your CPU is not overclock able.
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Yeah it has the 8pin CPU. But it's just connected to 4? Does the minimize the speed and things. Should i connect it to 8?I'm looking at the HP website for that motherboard and dont see any 4 pin on that motherboard. I see teh 24 pin ATX power, the 8 pIn CPU power and a 6 pin GFX power, not entirely sure what this is, but given its name and location I'm assuming to provide additional power to the PCIe slots probably for a multi GPU setup.
Are you confusing the 8 pin for a 4 pin?
https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c05811928
Yeah it has the 8pin CPU. But it's just connected to 4? Does it minimize the speed and things. Should i connect it to 8?
Yeah it has the 8pin CPU. But it's just connected to 4? Does the minimize the speed and things. Should i connect it to 8?
Yeah it came like that. But if i connect to 8 pins will it do more power and better perfomance?Did it come like this from HP? If so then it's ok. 4 pins should provide all the power you need for the 8400 and they may just use 8 pin since they probably use that mobo with other CPUs.
Yeah it came like that. But if i connect to 8 pins will it do more power and better perfomance?