Help in identifying PSU adapter

[dreddurius]

Hi all. I'm currently helping my daughter in building a PC for her online classes using old parts from my previous builds. Right now I'm trying to identify an adapter for the 12v ATXPWR2 rail.

The PSU cable is an ATX12V (4PIN+4PIN). Can anyone can point me in the right direction in buying the correct adapter?

Hope the image can help.

[Mr Chumps]

You don't need an adapter. that just the manual saying it takes 12v power and since you have a 4+4 ATX 12V it will work. Just break the connector in half since they are designed to and you will only use half of the cable to plug it in.

[dreddurius]

Understood. This is the exact model of the PSU unit:

https://www.deepcool.com/product/powersupply/2019-04/10_10826.shtml

Can I confirm that I can split it in two? My other PSUs can do so but for this model, I can't see a "gap" that indicates it can be taken part.

[Mr Chumps]

It may not explicitly tell you that it can be taken apart but with some force it should break apart. If it doesn't you just gotta find the four holes that correspond with the holes on the motherboard and plug it in. It may look weird but it will work.

[dreddurius]

Got it. Much appreciated Mr Chumps.