Okay. We're bread boarding as I type and there are a few things that me and my friend need to know.
Our problem is with the CPU. We've determined this through the corresponding error light on the motherboard that is located right by the 20+4pin header. We cannot figure out why this is happening. The computer won't boot when everything is properly installed. All of the fans (except for the PSU fan) work, but only for a few minutes. When we only plug in the 20pin to the 20+4pin header, we still get the same problem.
For one, on the Asus Crosshair V Formula-Z, there is a 4pin header titled EATX12V_2. We have the 8pin plugged into its corresponding header and the 20+4pin plugged into its corresponding header. The power supply did not include a separate 4pin plug and the 4pin header on the board is left empty. I was posting in another thread earlier and saw that people weren't sure if you needed to have the EATX12V_2 filled or not to supply full power.
So my question is: Do we need another 4pin plug to run from the PSU to the EATX12V_2 to supply full power to my board?
Much appreciation! 🙂
Our problem is with the CPU. We've determined this through the corresponding error light on the motherboard that is located right by the 20+4pin header. We cannot figure out why this is happening. The computer won't boot when everything is properly installed. All of the fans (except for the PSU fan) work, but only for a few minutes. When we only plug in the 20pin to the 20+4pin header, we still get the same problem.
For one, on the Asus Crosshair V Formula-Z, there is a 4pin header titled EATX12V_2. We have the 8pin plugged into its corresponding header and the 20+4pin plugged into its corresponding header. The power supply did not include a separate 4pin plug and the 4pin header on the board is left empty. I was posting in another thread earlier and saw that people weren't sure if you needed to have the EATX12V_2 filled or not to supply full power.
So my question is: Do we need another 4pin plug to run from the PSU to the EATX12V_2 to supply full power to my board?
Much appreciation! 🙂