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  1. Informative
    buzzinkeegs
    Annix got a reaction from buzzinkeegs in Strix B550-E and the Case of the Disappearing Bluetooth   
    Just in case anyone ever finds this thread with the same issue, I did end up solving it, kind of. 
    Bluetooth is now back up and running, all I did as a final troubleshooting step was leave my PC unplugged from wall power completely overnight.
    Clearing CMOS didn't work, so I'm not sure why the rest of the board not having power lead to the hardware being detected again, but it worked. 
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    Annix
    Annix reacted to IC4 in PCI-E 8 Pin Power to CPU 4+4 Pin-Out   
    Jonny guru is like the dad everyone wants in the power supply department. He knows a lot 
  3. Funny
    Tristerin
    Annix got a reaction from Tristerin in PCI-E 8 Pin Power to CPU 4+4 Pin-Out   
    Okay, well let's assume that I need the 4 pin CPU adapter, I've been kidnapped and the only way they'll release me is if I can get PCIe power to safely adapt to 4 pin CPU. Is this the way to do it?
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    IC4
    Annix got a reaction from IC4 in PCI-E 8 Pin Power to CPU 4+4 Pin-Out   
    It does also look like the manual for my actual board is a little less ambiguous, whereas the one above for the Maximus VI says "Do not forget to connect the 4-pin/8-pin EATX12 V power plug" which makes it seems like both are necessary, the manual for the Strix B550-E simply says "Ensure to connect the 8-pin power plug, or connect both the 8-pin and 4-pin power plugs."
     
    Look at that, it was me who the idiot all along!
     
    That said....still curious to know if my re-pin/diy adapter would work in a pinch. 

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    Annix
    Annix reacted to GoldenLag in PCI-E 8 Pin Power to CPU 4+4 Pin-Out   
    Thats just reffering to the connectors as a whole, not the supplementary 4-pin. 
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    Annix
    Annix reacted to Jeppes in PCI-E 8 Pin Power to CPU 4+4 Pin-Out   
    You see the "/"there? It should work even with only a 4 pin connector.
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