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Z390 supports 8+4 CPU connectors.

Z390 supports 8+4 CPU connectors.

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Killerhunter
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06-28-2018, 01:31 AM
#1
You're facing a compatibility challenge. The Z390 Aorus Ultra uses an 8+4 CPU power connector, while your PSU only supports an 8-pin. Without the 4-pin header, some components might not work properly. It's best to check if your motherboard supports alternative power delivery or consider upgrading your PSU.
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Killerhunter
06-28-2018, 01:31 AM #1

You're facing a compatibility challenge. The Z390 Aorus Ultra uses an 8+4 CPU power connector, while your PSU only supports an 8-pin. Without the 4-pin header, some components might not work properly. It's best to check if your motherboard supports alternative power delivery or consider upgrading your PSU.

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Pikachu9182
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06-28-2018, 10:13 AM
#2
Yes, the 4-pin connection isn't required.
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Pikachu9182
06-28-2018, 10:13 AM #2

Yes, the 4-pin connection isn't required.

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Danjaberry
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06-28-2018, 10:50 AM
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The 8-pin EPS already delivers 384W, making the 4-pin option unnecessary since the CPU in the 1151 socket won’t consume more power (unless you’re using extreme overclocking like LN2). You don’t need to worry about the additional 4-pin EPS.
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Danjaberry
06-28-2018, 10:50 AM #3

The 8-pin EPS already delivers 384W, making the 4-pin option unnecessary since the CPU in the 1151 socket won’t consume more power (unless you’re using extreme overclocking like LN2). You don’t need to worry about the additional 4-pin EPS.

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07-03-2018, 05:14 AM
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To achieve full connectivity, the 8-pin end splits into two 4-pin sections, allowing you to run a second cable while using only half of it. However, most people would prefer having just one 8-pin connector for an LGA1151 CPU. Still, I’m opting for both ends on my rig since they’re available on the board.
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VassacreGaming
07-03-2018, 05:14 AM #4

To achieve full connectivity, the 8-pin end splits into two 4-pin sections, allowing you to run a second cable while using only half of it. However, most people would prefer having just one 8-pin connector for an LGA1151 CPU. Still, I’m opting for both ends on my rig since they’re available on the board.