[SOLVED] Need help with Ryzen 5 3600

[VerTiG]

Specs:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600
GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER VENTUS OC
PSU: be quiet! Pure Power 11 600w
RAM: 16 Gigs HyperX FURY 3200 MHz DDR4
MOBO: MSI MPG X570 GAMING PLUS AM4

So onto the "problem" 2 days i ago i received my prebuilt pc from a local pc shop and i noticed something strange as a new ryzen user.
The mobo has 8 pin cpu power socket and it only has 1 4pin cable connected to it im just wondering will it be enough? and the 4 pin is connected on the middle of the 8 pins.

And the main reason im asking because i dont really want to remove the cpu cable already in there because its really firmly in place and im afraid ill break the mobo

 

[boju]

Might be able to get away with 4pin eps with 3600 but would rather 8 for reliablitlty. Your psu has 2x 12v P4 connectors = 8pins. Don't know why they only plugged half of the 8pin. The additional 4 isn't really required unless overclocking. But the 8 pin plug to left should be all connected. Rectify that if you can.

https://www.bequiet.com/en/powersupply/1535

 

[VerTiG]

Might be able to get away with 4pin eps with 3600 but would rather 8 for reliablitlty. Your psu has 2x 12v P4 connectors = 8pins. Don't know why they only plugged half of the 8pin. The additional 4 isn't really required unless overclocking. But the 8 pin plug to left should be all connected. Rectify that if you can.

https://www.bequiet.com/en/powersupply/1535

Okay could you instruct me to safely remove the cable because it doesnt seem to budge?

 

[VerTiG]

And what if i just left the 4 pin in to the middle of the 8 pin just for the time being is it going to be an issue or does it have to be on the left or the right side?

 

[boju]

They can be a bit tight and i get that you don't want to wreck anything but it will come out.

And what if i just left the 4 pin in to the middle of the 8 pin just for the time being is it going to be an issue or does it have to be on the left or the right side?

There's two eps plugs, 8 + 4. Half of the 8 pin (right side) is currently used, it should be ok, but id rather all 8 be connected. The +4 to the right of the 8pin doesn't need to be connected at all unless overclocking.