Help with connecting a PSU to a motherboard

[SmelliotButton]

Hi,
I am currently upgrading my computer, and I have just stumbled on a problem.
Basically, I have bought a new case and a new PSU, so I am moving all my current components to the new case. All my components are in my case, but the power supply I bought has an 8-pin CPU connector, and my motherboard, which is a micro-ATX motherboard, only has a 4-pin CPU socket.

Is there any way that I can connect it up?

Thanks in advance.

Edit: My power supply is the Corsair 750w Modular PSU and my motherboard is the ASUS P8H61-MX 2.0 .

 

[Bejusek]

What PSU is that? Sometimes the 8pin connector can be split into two 4pin ones.

 

[oajarmeh95]

Can i know what is your PSU ?

 

[SmelliotButton]

What PSU is that? Sometimes the 8pin connector can be split into two 4pin ones.

Sorry, it is a Corsair 750w Modular PSU and my motherboard is an ASUS P8H61-MX 2.0

 

[Bejusek]

And more precisely?
What model exactly? TX, CX, AX, RM series?

 

[SmelliotButton]

And more precisely?
What model exactly? TX, CX, AX, RM series?

Sorry again! CX series

 

[Bejusek]

Specification says 4+4 pin EPS connector. I guess it can be split into two parts.

 

[oajarmeh95]

And more precisely?
What model exactly? TX, CX, AX, RM series?

Sorry again! CX series

you can detach the 4-pin from the cpu power connector (as corsair wrote it in the PSU manual)

 

[SmelliotButton]

Specification says 4+4 pin EPS connector. I guess it can be split into two parts.

There are two 4x1 cables attached together.

 

[SmelliotButton]

I have detached the two cables. Turned out that they were in two 4 pin cables. I was just kinda scared to pull them apart.
Thanks for your help, guys.
Thanks!

 

[Bejusek]

Yes, separate them, and only one of them will fit into your mainboard.