Does this PSU connect to my Mobo -- Slots look different...

[Crosis38]

I'm looking to purchase an EVGA 650 G3 power supply to replace my dead PSU. I own an Asus Maximum V Formula motherboard.

The motherboard's EATX12V socket is connected to my old PSU's EPS12V 8-pin socket. The socket on the motherboard and the old PSU are slotted / keyed in the same pattern. The mobo's EATXPWR and the old PSU's 24-pin socket are also slotted the same. See the first two images below.

With the new PSU you can see the MB and the CPU1 are not slotted the same as my motherboard. See third image below for the new PSU sockets. Am i missing something? Does the new PSU typically come with cables for these slots which then are properly keyed to my motherboard's sockets?

Should i be worried this new PSU will not be able to connect the MB and CPU1 to my motherboard?

Thanks

 

[Ironsounds]

Hello... I've never had a problem connecting a PS to a MB... the PS connectors could be "keyed" different, and the supplied cable will have the proper connectors for the MB and PS inputs/outputs. B /

 

[rgd1101]

You need to look at the cable, not the slot on the psu.

http://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=220-G3-0650-Y1

 

[Crosis38]

Ahh so you're saying the provided cable will always end up being properly keyed for the motherboard. Sadly i cant see the cable ends on the website. No one takes photos of that from the proper end but i would imagine the industry doesnt leave anyone out in the cold with popular mobos.

 

[Ironsounds]

Hello... YES if the cable doesn't fit on one side... try the other side with this PS B ) You asked a very good question here and have a "GOOD" eye for catching such details as this.