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Psu sli conectors

#1 terrordv

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Posted 02 February 2008 - 07:49 PM

i took appart my computer the other night to clean and move the psu cables around to alow better airflow. i seen that i had 4 cables with the sli sticer on them and 1 6 pin conector with out it. im useing Silverstone ST75ZF. i was wonding what is the deal with that extra 6 pin conector? thats what the Co. says what the psu has but i cant figure out why mine came with 5 and what it could be used for.

1 x 24-pin motherboard connector (550mm)
1 x 8-pin EPS12V connector (550mm)
1 x 4-pin ATX12V connector (550mm)
4 x 6-pin PCI-E connector (550mm)
2 x triple SATA connector (500mm +250mm + 250mm)
2 x dual 4-pin IDE & single floppy power connectors
(500mm + 250mm + 150mm)
1 x dual 4-pin IDE power connectors
(500mm + 250mm)

thats the link to my psu
http://www.silverstonetek.com/products/p_s...zf&area=usa

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#2 Zahid Shaikh

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Posted 17 December 2009 - 09:50 AM

Don't Worry too much dude, just enjoy the PC you have. :thumbsup:

#3 garmanma

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Posted 17 December 2009 - 12:49 PM

Unless the PSU is the modular type w/detachable cables, it has to meet certain standards
[Modulars do too, but you can remove the cables not being used]
One of those standards is what type and how many plugs are supplied
You're fine, as the other member said, enjoy your PC

This post has been edited by garmanma: 17 December 2009 - 12:50 PM

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