CPU connector trouble

[Requesterofhelp]

Im gonna build a new pc and Im getting the h110m gaming motherboard and this PSU:http://amzn.to/2jWm2Sq and if you go on the website for the psu(https://seasonic.com/product/s12ii-620/) and go to the cables tab it says "4/8 pin pin attached" everybody makes it seem like the 8 pin CPU connectors always split in two but is that true in this case?Will I have to get another PSU or get an adapter or is there a way this will work?Here is the image of the connector from their website:http://bit.ly/2ldVely

 

[Deniedstingray]

Im gonna build a new pc and Im getting the h110m gaming motherboard and this PSU:http://amzn.to/2jWm2Sq and if you go on the website for the psu(https://seasonic.com/product/s12ii-620/) and go to the cables tab it says "4/8 pin pin attached" everybody makes it seem like the 8 pin CPU connectors always split in two but is that true in this case?Will I have to get another PSU or get an adapter or is there a way this will work?Here is the image of the connector from their website:http://bit.ly/2ldVely

That is one solid 8pin in that picture. I say this because there is one big clip rather then two small ones. I don't think that is right.

 

[Requesterofhelp]

Im gonna build a new pc and Im getting the h110m gaming motherboard and this PSU:http://amzn.to/2jWm2Sq and if you go on the website for the psu(https://seasonic.com/product/s12ii-620/) and go to the cables tab it says "4/8 pin pin attached" everybody makes it seem like the 8 pin CPU connectors always split in two but is that true in this case?Will I have to get another PSU or get an adapter or is there a way this will work?Here is the image of the connector from their website:http://bit.ly/2ldVely

That is one solid 8pin in that picture. I say this because there is one big clip rather then two small ones. I don't think that is right.

what do you mean it isn't right? It is really odd I'm used to seeing 4+4 pin connectors do you have any solution in mind?

 

[Deniedstingray]

Im gonna build a new pc and Im getting the h110m gaming motherboard and this PSU:http://amzn.to/2jWm2Sq and if you go on the website for the psu(https://seasonic.com/product/s12ii-620/) and go to the cables tab it says "4/8 pin pin attached" everybody makes it seem like the 8 pin CPU connectors always split in two but is that true in this case?Will I have to get another PSU or get an adapter or is there a way this will work?Here is the image of the connector from their website:http://bit.ly/2ldVely

That is one solid 8pin in that picture. I say this because there is one big clip rather then two small ones. I don't think that is right.

what do you mean it isn't right? It is really odd I'm used to seeing 4+4 pin connectors do you have any solution in mind?

That doesnt look like it splits into 2 in the middle so you can plug into a 4, unless its just looking nice for the picture. im not sure what to tell you.

 

[Requesterofhelp]

Im gonna build a new pc and Im getting the h110m gaming motherboard and this PSU:http://amzn.to/2jWm2Sq and if you go on the website for the psu(https://seasonic.com/product/s12ii-620/) and go to the cables tab it says "4/8 pin pin attached" everybody makes it seem like the 8 pin CPU connectors always split in two but is that true in this case?Will I have to get another PSU or get an adapter or is there a way this will work?Here is the image of the connector from their website:http://bit.ly/2ldVely

That is one solid 8pin in that picture. I say this because there is one big clip rather then two small ones. I don't think that is right.

what do you mean it isn't right? It is really odd I'm used to seeing 4+4 pin connectors do you have any solution in mind?

That doesnt look like it splits into 2 in the middle so you can plug into a 4, unless its just looking nice for the picture. im not sure what to tell you.

I don't know either would there be an adapter maybe there aren't many review of this but I know that sea sonic makes quality PSUs so I don't really want to get another version

 

[CountMike]

Methinks it would fit on 4 pin MB eve if it doesn't split in 2. If you look at any of those connectors you'll see that each pin is encased in plastic by itself.

 

[Requesterofhelp]

Methinks it would fit on 4 pin MB eve if it doesn't split in 2. If you look at any of those connectors you'll see that each pin is encased in plastic by itself.

So if it is 8 pins like this http://bit.ly/2kIdZga then it would plug into the 4 pin just fine? or would I need an adapter?

 

[DRagor]

Depends on the mobo. You may OR may not be able to plug full 8-pin into 4-pin ATX socket. Because if there's something on the mobo in place where those extra 4 pins would go, there's simply no place for them.

 

[Requesterofhelp]

Depends on the mobo. You may OR may not be able to plug full 8-pin into 4-pin ATX socket. Because if there's something on the mobo in place where those extra 4 pins would go, there's simply no place for them.

I dont know what would you recommend that I do any adapter recommendations or maybe another PSU

 

[Requesterofhelp]

Depends on the mobo. You may OR may not be able to plug full 8-pin into 4-pin ATX socket. Because if there's something on the mobo in place where those extra 4 pins would go, there's simply no place for them.

I dont know what would you recommend that I do any adapter recommendations or maybe another PSU

 

[DRagor]

Assuming you didn't buy the PSU yet, I would choose another PSU.