Do I have to plug in a 4-pin molex from the PSU to the mobo itself?
The molex that is circled is the one in question.........do I have to plug a line from the PSU to this? The manual doesn't specify and I just try to power on and NOTHING.
Do I have to plug in a 4-pin molex from the PSU to the mobo itself?
The molex that is circled is the one in question.........do I have to plug a line from the PSU to this? The manual doesn't specify and I just try to power on and NOTHING.
That is for more stability with SLI enabled. You don't need to unless you are running SLI.
any updates also post your specs, do are you using your ocz 520 like in your sig?
I've tried powering up and nothing! All jumpers appear to be correct.....what could be wrong? DOA?
Disconnect everything and connect them back again. Oh an another thing, RTFM, it always has a couple of things to knowOriginally Posted by Lidocaine
Athlon64 X2 4400+ (Toledo) @ 2.8GHz (10x280)
DFI LanParty NF4 Ultra-D
2GB Mushkin XP4000 3-4-4-8 280@2.8V
nVidia 7800GTX (Leadtek) 505/1.33
OCZ 600W PowerStream PSU
Dell 2405FPW
How did I know you were gonna say that?.....LOL.......I wish the manual woulda told me that my new OCZ 520 Powerstream Adjustable was gonna die...............another one bites the dust. Antec filling in until I get an RMA.Originally Posted by Anakin_Skywalke
Thanx Blindbat for the linkage.............I've had my face buried in this case for 16hrs, but will follow.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=52258Originally Posted by Lidocaine
man all these stories are getting scary. Perhaps I will hold off getting one of these for now.
Silverstone Temjin TJ-09BW w/ Silverstone DA750
Asus P8P67
2600K w/ Thermalright Venomous X Black w/ Sanyo Denki San Ace 109R1212H1011
8GB G.Skill DDR-1600 7-8-7-24
Gigabyte GTX 460 1G
Modded Creative X-Fi Fatal1ty w/ Klipsch Promedia 2.1
1 X 120GB OCZ Vertex
1 X 300GB WD Velociraptor HLFS
1 X Hitachi 7K1000 1TB
Pioneer DVR-216L DVD-RW
Windows 7 Ultimate 64
Boot up with a single stick of mem in slot2.
take it from there
That thick pad on the chipset HSF is a fairly good TIM normaly, it's phasechange so don't know if the chipset would get hot enough to make it work properly.
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