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In middle of putting in a new 850x power supply. My current mobo has 8 + 4 connector, but the Corsair doesn't have connectors that split. What to do?

OnlyAxolotl

As stated my Rog b550 has one 8 pin input t and another 4.

 

My current evga has the correct connector but the Corsair doesn't come with it.

 

What is the other 4 pin for and is it even needed?

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13 minutes ago, OnlyAxolotl said:

As stated my Rog b550 has one 8 pin input t and another 4.

 

My current evga has the correct connector but the Corsair doesn't come with it.

 

What is the other 4 pin for and is it even needed?

You probably don't need the 4 pin if the 8 pin is plugged in.

 

Although are you sure the connectors don't split?  I have an RM850x on a Asus X570-F which is the same layout and had no problems doing so other than it being a tight fit because they do not come apart very far.

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8 minutes ago, Alex Atkin UK said:

You probably don't need the 4 pin if the 8 pin is plugged in.

 

Although are you sure the connectors don't split?  I have an RM850x on a Asus X570-F which is the same layout and had no problems doing so other than it being a tight fit because they do not come apart very far.

I'm an idiot. They do split, they were just stealthy. Thanks!

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6 hours ago, OnlyAxolotl said:

As stated my Rog b550 has one 8 pin input t and another 4.

 

My current evga has the correct connector but the Corsair doesn't come with it.

 

What is the other 4 pin for and is it even needed?

Incorrect.

 

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12 hours ago, jonnyGURU said:

Incorrect.

 

Indeed I realised this after installing! Derp moment

Since you are here, I have a question that you may be able to help me with.

The reason for changing the evga 750w GA was because during high fps game son a new 3080 it was making coil whine (was the psu)

Installed the new Corsair 850x and at high FPS 120+ there is still some coil whine coming from the PSU. Not as much but it is there. 

I have my PC connected to a Cyberpower Pure sine wave tower  (CP1500EPFCLCD)
 

Any idea what's going on here? The UPS load is topping out with spike around 600w.
 

5600x

3080

 

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The 3080 are very spikey on the power, I think its quite normal for them to cause coil whine.  I think mine does slightly but I can't hear it unless I'm really close.

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