Quote Originally Posted by eponymous View Post
Thanks.

As I mentioned before though, there are two yellow pins for example. One pin has a single wire going into it and the other yellow pin has two wires coupled together going into it. Now I can only think this was done to allow more current ot be pulled along that pin, so in that respect don't I need to make sure it goes back in exactly the right place?
The reason for multiple wires in a 24 pin connector is because there is a certain ATX specification for current for those voltage supplies, but 18 gauge wire can only carry some limited max less than those rated currents, thus 24 pins.

Each color, as it represents that voltage, are all from the same voltage supply. However, in this case you thinking correctly -- you can always look up your PSU on Newegg or somewhere else and take their product picture to get that straightened out.

Jack