The 24-pin connector isn't turning the final millimeter.
The 24-pin connector isn't turning the final millimeter.
I recently assembled my second Amd pc and everything worked smoothly until I connected the 24-pin cable. The 4-pin connector was easy to fit, but the other part didn’t fully align—it left a gap similar to a fingernail. I managed to adjust it, but compared to the rest of the connections, this one had a noticeable gap. I’m worried about turning it on before someone checks if it’s safe. I spent a lot of time saving money on this PC and won’t risk damaging it further, so I’ll stick with the current setup.
I did it that way after placing both together and it didn’t fully connect, then I tried putting the 4 first followed by the 20, and only the second time the connector snapped.
It seems correctly linked; as long as it clips, it stays secured. A few custom sleeved cables feature a slight gap.
Then tomorrow when my psu comes in I’ll let you guys know if everything is fine, thank you so much, I still feel very stressed about that gap but if 2 people say it looks ok I’ll go forward.
Everything is functioning properly except for the ASUS ROG B450 F, which lacks a 3-pin RGB header. This means your RGB fans on the Gamemax F15M won't work. You might want to explore alternative solutions.