Motherboard upgrade because of ATX connector

DutchT

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Hello,

I'm currently running a GTX 750 1GB paired with a i3-4160 and 8gigs of ram +2tb hdd.. But i'm needing a new motherboard because this one runs on a 14-pin ancient ass atx connector so I'm wondering if anyone know's a "cheap" (preferrably) motherboard which can hold a: i3-4160 with a RX 470 4GB (because upgraded gpu) with a 8gigs of ram (1 stick) and 2tb hdd...

Sidenote: Currently running some weird ass prebuilt motherboard... Micro-ATX (Bad picture but here: http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20151113/40571333d58ae0dd566cb673151268ad.jpg )

Actually it is the: Medion akoya P2320 MD 8894

( http://aldi.medion.com/md8894/nl/?refPage=medion )
 
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Yes, im referring to teh MB you linked.
Doesn't matter. It's related to motherboard design. And all modern PSUs have one.

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I have heard, that if incorrect it could fry your Motherboard... and at the moment i cant afford much down time on my pc because of schoolwork so I'd prefer a "simple" fix such as a new motherboard instead
 

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Could you send me some links, not sure which motherboard you're referring to. (micro-atx)
 


Like i said, get one for 15 bucks and it won't cause you such issues.
 

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Just something to add, i'm not 100% sure my motherboard is Micro-atx.. If anyone could detect atx or micro-atx or mini-atx in the picture i linked in the original thread..
 

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https://azerty.nl/8-5602-640801/gigabyte-h81m-s2pv-moederbord.html <-- are you referring to this motherboard? Anyway thanks in advance for the effort you've put into my question / thread :)

(Also side question: I saw that hte motherboard has a 8pin cpu power connector, so comes with my psu.. Is i t a problem if you fit in a 8pin cpu connector if it only needs 4 (since that is what it runs on now as well)
 


Yes, im referring to teh MB you linked.
Doesn't matter. It's related to motherboard design. And all modern PSUs have one.
 
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so i can just put that 8 pin in?