I go over all of the cables on your average power supply, and I show you how to connect them and remove them as well. All Power Supply Connectors and Cable Types Explained And Connected. WATCH NEXT: How to install a second SSD: ruclips.net/video/e5kh5h3xg9M/видео.html ✅ 1000 Watt Power Supply: geni.us/6ufZi ✅ 850 Watt Power Supply: geni.us/DGsX
I’m trying to plug in my cpu cable for over clocking and closest to the locking clip from left to right on my motherboard is round square square round like yours and it’s the same on my power supply and the 8 pin fits it perfectly but I don’t have a cable that has 2 8 pins only a 8 pin going to 2 x 4 pins and that side doesn’t match either port on the motherboard or psu what do I need to do I think my motherboard is the same one shown in video what do I need to do from here help would be much appreciated
sorry bud, I didn't see this message, please never comment on pinned posts and or other peoples comments, youtube is horrible at delivering those messages to us, i just scan all my posts often. What is the manufacturer and model number of the power supply and motherboard?@@deer2713
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I'm a very older PC builder from over 30 years ago. This was very informative how much the cables have changed. Glad to see CPU and mother board power has not changed that much. I am now up to date with cable management.
Awesome bud, happy I could help. Yeah, around the same for me, I started back on the IBM XT 5150 and a DOT Matrix printer when I was 13, unfortunately we are still using Molex but now SATA has slowly pushed us as away from using it and AGP is gone replaced by PCIE and 12VHP. 4Pin floppy power is still here but I haven't used it in 15+ years, not a ton has changed thankfully ;)
Building my first PC now and can only imagine how less user friendly it probably was... Not to mention being unable to watch 1,000 RUclips how-to videos lol. Impressive stuff
haha yeah for sure, back then there was no youtube, or any video really, before AOL and Compuserve, you had to rely on yourself and maybe, just maybe if you were lucky, you found an extremely out of date book in the library. We had BBS' and sometimes we could find TXT documents, but filled with ASCII and sometimes pictures of scans of pages, but they took hours to download, since JPEG's or BMP's.
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My last build was 3 years ago with non-modular PSU, now I am building PC for nephew with modular PSU wich got me some questions. Despite not too perfect auto-focus your video and verbal explanation was helpful. Thanks!
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Super helpful video for beginners. When I built my 1st pc the wires was the main part that got me nervous. But once I realized it was like any other circuit board & everything is labeled. My mind was at ease.
@@ThisBytesForYou I need to know where do 3.3v 5v and 12v feed. got a 117w required processor and dont know which V feed it and what should be the A value or (V x A = W) W value of that V output. noone explained that :(
I don’t know how I found myself at your video but I’m so glad I did. You finally answered all the questions I was having as far as my first build is concerned and in a way that just made sense. Much appreciated, my guy!
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Thank you, this video was very helpful. I am completely new to PC building and the manuals or tutorials didn't specify how to wire it. It was just "make sure the wiring is neat for good airflow." I thought I had to plug in every wire somewhere, looking at your video I see that is not the case. Once again, a very good video. Lot's of knowledge, straight to the point, and only 12 minutes long.
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Thank you so much for pointing me toward this video. You have saved me from hours of headache and frustration. I'm getting a new pre-built PC, but I have to install an RTX 4090 into it, so this helps me immensely toward understanding what I am doing.
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I'm getting ready to build my first PC. This video is just what the doctor ordered. Thank you for the great content. Subbed. Now I need a video for the RGB lighting and all of the fan connections.
Thanks so much my friend, so very happy you enjoyed it and thanks so much for your support. As for the fan video, maybe this will help ruclips.net/video/J5m5WBlPkfc/видео.html
This video helped me so much more than any other one I looked up. First time builder and got so confused after watching this video with the clear definition and actually showing the pins I’m pretty confident. Thank you so much!!
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when I first try to replace the non modular psu of my prebuilt pc, it was scary and it took me a month after i bought the replacement modular psu and just on a random day I said F it and installed it, I even ran into a cmos problem and was worried if i broke it but i did eventually fixed it after a whole day but that experience helped me after that to build 3 more PCs with more confidence, the satisfaction after you built one and it post. *chefs kiss*. Tutorials like this hopefully help people overcome their fears into building one and I guarantee you it would be worth it and you will be kind of addicted into tinkering your own machine.
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Thanks for making this very informative video. I didn't know there was a new type of power supply plug for modern graphics cards. It also makes perfect sense to use two separate power cables to cards that have two plugs.
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I built my first pc in 23 years, last month. The amount of technology in computer now days was so overwhelming. I feel with the magik of youttube and videos like "yours" made the relearning process easier. Seriously!?! When did computers get radiators? Lol
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As a fellow builder the past 25+ years, I feel confident of every plug in a PC. But yesterday I broke my USB 3.0 19 pin cable, I am just glad I did not break my motherboard, i was just jiggle it carefully out. The housing around the pins was stuck in the insane expensive Asus e670x hero mobo. Wish I watched a similar video about signal cables. Thank you for the entertaining and informative video.
That 3.0 connection is soooo horrible and the pins are soooooo flimsy. Thankfully they are very easy to bring back, as long as you don't force them in and break the pin, its happened hahah. Very happy you got it, and thanks so much for your kind words and support my friend, it means to the world to me and I am so very happy you enjoyed it.
I really appreciate this video. Currently building my first pc, just waiting for my rx 7800xt to arrive. I got confused with the cables and I left the 12v ready at the bottom thinking it was the one for the graphics card lol. I'll have the same sapphire pulse rx btw!
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@@chriistiinaaaa it was an experience and I had problems getting it to boot up and figured it out. I didn’t have a CPU cord plugged up and I got everything running and working now except my games are super laggy and my screen tears a lot and I can’t figure out how to fix it.
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for the cpu connecter do the 2 4 pins have to connect with each other or can you just plug both of them in? My 4 pin cords dont connect with each other.
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I was just now about to change the psu of my second pc and this is the first thing recommended in my youtube feed, what a coincidence. This will come handy, thanks.
This helped a lot. Now I just need to find a video about where/how to connect all the stuff for the case! I already got something wrong with my usb cause it isn't working but learning is part of the adventure! Lol.
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bought AM5 platform with a 7700 cpu the MB is complete overkill but im planning to upgrade down the line, the MB came with 2X8pin EPS connectors theres no way the 7700 needs even half of one but i plugged both in figuring it wouldnt make any difference the cpu just pulls what it wants and later it will be easy upgrade. is that right? great vid btw
Thanks bud, yeah you should only need 1 eps 8 pin connection but it won't hurt to have 2 connected, if it's available on my board, I connect it. It just provides clean power whenever it's needed. Yeah, it only pulls what it needs, same with the GPU. Thanks so much for your kind words and support my friends it means the world to me.
Hey ,thanks It's a holiday here and my PSU decided to die on me this morning. I could tell right away it was from it. Sadly I'm more of a software guy than a hardware guy and I have never changed anything besides a hard drive and 2 RAMs on my PCs so changing the PSU seemed scary for me. This helped a lot especially at the point where I realized I didn't connect the hard drive to the PSU. Your video was very informative saying what everything is for and what is for older models and what is for newer models and I genuinely know now how all of this stuff works. Thanks a bunch.
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Thanks!! My computer did not want to start when I connected the CPU. I did not know about the specific plug. Looking at the pins' shapes closely was very helpful. To make it start, I had to plug that CPU, and also two PCI power as well. Boom! The bios appears for the first time. :)))
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@ my pc need A USB 2.0 to USB 3.2 Gen 1 header adapter and what exactly is that because I’m unable to use the usbs on the front of my case I have a Msi b550 gen 3 motherboard ryzen 5 5500 cpu
I've got an SSD wondering where it plugs into my power supply? 3 pin? 4 pin, 8 pin? Can't seem to figure it out online. I'm seeing different numbers of pins all for products that do the same thing (I think)
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Hey! Nice video! But got an extra question. I have the following: PSU: ROG STRIX 1000W Gold Aura Edition GPU: ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon RX 7900 XTX OC The thing is that on the PSU Asus only provided 2x 6+2-pins while my GPU needs 3x 8pins. There is also a 12+4-pins support and Asus provided two cables: 12vhpwr to 12vhpwr and 12vhpwr to 2x 8pins. My question would be, is it 'safe' (As I know it's possible just asking how safe is it) to use 12vhpwr to 2x 8pins and 1x 6+2pins cable to provide power to the GPU?
your power support brings 2 x 8Pin PCIE cables, and 1 x PCIE cable that splits off to 2 x8Pins. Use both of the 8Pin PCIE straight cables, then use 1 of the 2 ends of the cable that breaks out to 2. So in total, there would be 3 cables, 2 x 8Pin cables and 1 cables that breaks out to 2, but you would only use one. This is a picture of your cables: c1.neweggimages.com/ProductImageCompressAll1280/17-320-038-01.png, you would use cable #4 and #5. PCI-E 1-to-1 Cable x 2 (700mm) and PCIe-E 1-to-2 Cable x 1 (700mm)
Really well done video. Another video that goes over how to scale your power supply to support more and more hungry, graphics cards, etc. would be cool as well
So a quick question, my psu has a daisy chained 8pin pcie power cable, can I get away with using that on a asus tuf 4070 ti gpu? Or should I just upgrade my psu to an 850w? (PS my current psu is a Corsair cv750)
@@shush9860 future proof more would be more a 1000, I've had 3 x 1000 watts for over 10 years and 1200watts for over 20 years, although I gave my 1200watt to a friend and he still uses it.
Very informative...too funny, as you mentioned, I am coming back after "10 yrs" from my last build and power demands have changed. Nice explanation of the cpu power connector and the keying of the plugs.
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Just changed my psu for the first time and everything seems to be running fine for now. I didnt really hear much of a click from the 24 pin connector, but i saw people online saying the same thing so i guess it is kinda common. Anyway, i will wait a day or two before putting in my new GPU just to be sure. Great video, you earned a new sub!
Yeah, as long as you see the clip locked in place you are good, always a pleasure my friend thank you so much for your support and I am so happy I could help you. What graphics card are you using?
@@ThisBytesForYou I went a bit overkill with the psu since it isnt much of a difference price wise. I rather have more for future upgrades. I got a msi A850GF
always get more than you need, that way you save money on your next upgrade, I have had 1200 and 1000Watt PSU's for over 15 years, never need to replace them, they do everything, though they don't have 12VHP connection, but adapters work. On a new build I will be doing soon, it has the 12VHP so all's good. For you, that 850 will be perfect, good stuff my friend.
So basically I’m lost idek where 😂 but my pc stopped working like it turned on but my mouse and keyboard didn’t glow and it was projecting so I took it into a shop and dude said get a new power box that’s it so I did and I’m lost theirs like 3 pieces that idk where to go😢 help…
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One meeeeelion percent! It is almost insulting how much money we spend on these electronics. They can’t just give us decent plugs that properly click together. Every time I take my dog for a walk. The carabiner on his leash is higher quality than the plug-ins on my extremely expensive graphics card.
@@SAMZIRRA sorry bud, didn't see your comment. Yeah, connections really do suck, but you get used to it and you don't think about it, I have literally built thousands of them cheaper machines and the highest end (at the time) and its kind of an afterthought sadly.
Thanks for sharing! I was confused about the 12v ATX connectors on my board. Mine has an 8pin and 4pin connector but I had not cable for the 4 pin connector. Looks like I don't need it anyway so this helped a lot.
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You could have asked me if I built a system with this board, I show you the board and the power supply, not a build, if that is your build, that is a bit odd. If you would have asked for it, I would have shown you the following videos How to Build your Dream PC in the Perfect PC Case - Step by Step PC Build Guide ruclips.net/video/8I4e6sw0meo/видео.htmlsi=W3AXnpBCv9ZZzA7s Or maybe How to Wire A PC Step By Step for Beginners - PC Cable Management Guide 2022 ruclips.net/video/xcHwLTBDWO8/видео.htmlsi=dvOei7FCVPfJeedo Or maybe, you want to see a playlist using this board in many builds: ruclips.net/p/PLuWlEgp_PqJPuBgUDv1Tk16x0ILHrfSCF Would have been nice right?
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Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
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What ive learned about psu’s: dont cheap out. I got a prebuilt with a cheap psu, it lasted until i put in a gpu. How did it react to that? By quite literally blowing up.
hahah nice one, thankfully though it was only your power supply, it could have been so much worse. Glad you enjoyed the video my friend, and I have a ton more you may like, as long as its PC related, I got it here and if you don't see it, just ask, I might work on it. Thanks for stopping by.
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@@ThisBytesForYou thanks for your kind reply back!.…just got a new Corsair 650w non modular PSU from Amazon now all I got to do is fit it...glad I've got your video to help Me with it,...thanks again👌🤗
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Awesome my friend, happy I could help, they aren't always needed but for higher end CPU's, it is recommended, something I may want to add in an update. What CPU are you using?
@@ThisBytesForYou amd ryzen 9 I have built two differently computers and different motherboards =ASUS ROG Crosshair X670E Hero AMD X670 AM5 and Asus ROG Strix B550-F Gaming WiFi II AMD AM4 (3rd Gen Ryzen) ATX Gaming.The hero board has two cpu 8 power connectors. The b550 board has an 8 and 4 connectors but new power supply does not come with a cable for the 4 connector. I wasn't sure what to do and don't over clock so you helped me out.
Awesome bud so happy I could help but sometimes they pull a lot of power, so you have a Ryzen 9, it's kinda like saying Honda Civic, the year and other numbers help a ton, for me, I am currently using an MSI X670E-GAMING-PLUS-WIFI with Ryzen 9 7950X, what processors do you have?
@@ThisBytesForYou RYZEN 9 3900X Matisse and AMD Ryzen 9 7900X3D - Ryzen 9 7000 Series I did have issues with the 9 3900 cpu did not suport the onboard hdmi so I bought a graphics card. the b550-f kept showing a error white light vga was not working.
Ahhh ok, thats an older processor, still good, just a little older so it wont pull as much power. The error you saw was because the processor is not supported until the BIOS has been updated, they did not come with support for that processor until later. The Ryzen 9 pulls 120watts so you should be good without using the 4Pin, using only the 8Pin. The 3900X requires 86.7Watts, so you could use the 4Pin if you liked as it can provided 192Watts, but if you start overclocking it, you may need the 8Pin. I hope this helps.
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Was sent this video since I bought a new PSU to replace the shoddy one in my pre-built pc, and oh boy. As someone with shaky hands and no building experience, I really hope I don't break anything
Thank you for the well done, very informative video. I bought a PS for a new build using an Asus Z790 motherbd. My new Corsair RM750e PS has two CPU 12v 8 pin (4+4) EPS connectors like the split CPU connector you showed but my motherbd 12v CPU connectors are like the 8 pin one that you have on your demo motherbd. The connectors will go on even though they do not match. Do you think it's still OK to use it? Thanks in advance for any advice. Once again, great precise video.
Yes, a 4+4 EPS CPU Power is exactly the same as an 8Pin EPS CPU Power. An 8Pin PCIE connection will not fit, as the plastic head has different grooves. I hope this helps, and thanks so much for your kind words and support.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thank you soooo much for the quick reply. On the connectors I will call the square one an S and the cutoff ones a U. The pin readout on the motherbd with the 8 pin connector at the top reads, from left to right "U S S U" and the top of my PSU CPU connector reads from left to right "U U S U". The bottom row on the motherbd (closer to the CPU) reads, from left to right, "S U U S" and my PSU CPU reads "U U U S". My PSU 8 pin connectors only have two square spaces but, as I mentioned, they still go on without much effort. When I get the rest of my parts and finish the build I will let you know how it worked out. Thanks again for your help. Your videos are pleasant to watch...
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Great video especially for me I am new to the PC gaming world . I brought my 10-year-old son a cheap gaming PC and for what he does it’s OK but there isn’t a lot of memory on it. You really can’t upgraded it so I started buying customizable PC started putting it together and it was like wow look at all these wires This video is tremendously so helpful great content .
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I have a pre built PC with a non modular PSU and I needed a more powerful PSU for a GPU swap (going from RTX 4060 Ti to RX 7800 XT). I hope this helps me since all I could really find was modular PSUs
@@ThisBytesForYou Skytech Nebula Black, psu is a Gamdias Helios 600G. As a sidenote, I had to rule out one of my possible candidates for a new psu because it had the wrong connectors for the gpu I wished to swap in.
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They come with the power supply, and my friend, this channel is 100% noob friendly, because we all were noobs at once, welcome. I provide tons of build guides as well, I welcome you to check out the channel.
Great video! I'm going to purchase a XFX Speedster QICK319 RX 7800 XT CORE, which has dual 8-Pin power ports. I'm also installing a Corsair RM750e. Are you familiar with this PSU? I'm not sure how this will connect.
Thanks bud, glad you enjoyed it. As for the power supply, I have not used it, but I see it has 3 PCIE connectors, 1 that has 2 x 6+2 PCIE connectors and another that only has 1, so you have 2 cables, you can use 2 cables, just zip tie the pigtailed end, don't use the daisychain. assets.corsair.com/image/upload/c_pad,q_85,h_1100,w_1100,f_auto/v1680126573/products/Power-Supply-Units/base-rme-series-2023-psu-config/Gallery/750W/RM750e_05.webp
@@ThisBytesForYou Having not done a build in 9 years, it's different now. lol. I appreciate you. So, basically I can put both 8 pin connectors for the GPU side by side in either of the PCIE/CPU slots?
@@HarrySatchelWhatsThatSmell yes, these bug me a little, but the PCIE/CPU slots can be used for graphics card and/or CPU's, they are different connectors on the motherboard/graphics card side, but yes, the power supply side, they are the same. So you will need 3 cables, 2xPCIE and 1xEPS CPU Power. That power supply has 4 x PCIE/CPU power connections.
Hey im kinda lost aswell, i have a msi mpg A850G pcie5 power supply with a amd asus rx 7900xt Tuf videocard. Its 3x8 on my videocard but i have no idea what cable i gotta get for my psu to my gpu. 2x8 to 3x8? Or can i use the new 12+4 port and convert it to 3x8? Help is much appreciated.
It looks like your power supply has 3 cables for this, it has x 1 PCIe (16 PIN to 6+2 PIN) Cable x1, then it has 2 x PCIe (8 PIN to 6+2 PIN) Cable x2, 2 cables that have daisy chained connections, just use the main cable from both and use the 3rd single cable thats a 6+2. On the power supply side, you have 4 connections, each are PCIe/CPU, so you would use 3 for the graphics card and 1 for the CPU. You can check out your power supply here. www.msi.com/Power-Supply/MPG-A850G-PCIE5
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Thankyou! building my first pc and looking at all these cables and not seeing where to plug them in had me confused, realized i didnt need over 1/2 of them!
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Hey, I have a non modular PSU. I am thinking of getting the 5070ti at some point when I can, however, I’ve been it has a 16pin for the GPU (I think) but the adapter is exactly like the last bit of your video. Could you explain what goes in the other end (the three cables that it splits into) please? Thanks 👍
Hello my friend, I hope you enjoyed the video. So the last piece, it was an adapter that came from 3 x PCIE 8Pins into 1 x 16Pin but this was an adapter, they sell power supplies that have a 16Pin built in. For example the InWin 1050Watt Power Supply off of my Amazon Affiliate link, geni.us/EQGgIyT. I use it in my personal system I use daily to edit these videos and play some games as well, check out the build video: ruclips.net/video/ymmxN141cxI/видео.html
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you for your quick response. So the only alternative I have is get a new PSU or plug the existing 3 PCEI 8pins into those three that come out of that adapter? 👍 Thanks again
Anytime bud, yes but the adapters have been known to cause a lot of failures, I would not risk adapters. Also, those 3 cables NEED to be separate, not daisy chained, so they have to be a little more costly power supplies.
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You show plugging in the SATA data cable but where do I plug the other end of the cable into? Same goes for the SATA power cable. Thanks in advance for your help.
odd, I don't plug in any SATA data cable, but I do show the power cable, perhaps you didn't watch the video. Regardless this is a video on the power supply. Perhaps you want this video ruclips.net/video/Em9KVRmxIYI/видео.html
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I go over all of the cables on your average power supply, and I show you how to connect them and remove them as well. All Power Supply Connectors and Cable Types Explained And Connected.
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I’m trying to plug in my cpu cable for over clocking and closest to the locking clip from left to right on my motherboard is round square square round like yours and it’s the same on my power supply and the 8 pin fits it perfectly but I don’t have a cable that has 2 8 pins only a 8 pin going to 2 x 4 pins and that side doesn’t match either port on the motherboard or psu what do I need to do I think my motherboard is the same one shown in video what do I need to do from here help would be much appreciated
sorry bud, I didn't see this message, please never comment on pinned posts and or other peoples comments, youtube is horrible at delivering those messages to us, i just scan all my posts often. What is the manufacturer and model number of the power supply and motherboard?@@deer2713
Do you have any videos that show a compete build set up. I can’t get my new build to power on.
@@surslaughter3524 of course, I have tons, what is the manufacturer and model number of your motherboard?
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Intel i7 11700k
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I am currently building my first pc and I am so thankful that dis guy showed me what to do
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I'm a very older PC builder from over 30 years ago. This was very informative how much the cables have changed. Glad to see CPU and mother board power has not changed that much. I am now up to date with cable management.
Awesome bud, happy I could help. Yeah, around the same for me, I started back on the IBM XT 5150 and a DOT Matrix printer when I was 13, unfortunately we are still using Molex but now SATA has slowly pushed us as away from using it and AGP is gone replaced by PCIE and 12VHP. 4Pin floppy power is still here but I haven't used it in 15+ years, not a ton has changed thankfully ;)
Building my first PC now and can only imagine how less user friendly it probably was... Not to mention being unable to watch 1,000 RUclips how-to videos lol. Impressive stuff
haha yeah for sure, back then there was no youtube, or any video really, before AOL and Compuserve, you had to rely on yourself and maybe, just maybe if you were lucky, you found an extremely out of date book in the library. We had BBS' and sometimes we could find TXT documents, but filled with ASCII and sometimes pictures of scans of pages, but they took hours to download, since JPEG's or BMP's.
As a first time builder, this is extremely helpful. Thank you so much!
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My last build was 3 years ago with non-modular PSU, now I am building PC for nephew with modular PSU wich got me some questions.
Despite not too perfect auto-focus your video and verbal explanation was helpful. Thanks!
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Super helpful video for beginners. When I built my 1st pc the wires was the main part that got me nervous. But once I realized it was like any other circuit board & everything is labeled. My mind was at ease.
Yeah it can be a little overwhelming for sure, so I thought it would be best to help everyone with this. Thanks so much for your kind words.
@@ThisBytesForYou I need to know where do 3.3v 5v and 12v feed. got a 117w required processor and dont know which V feed it and what should be the A value or (V x A = W) W value of that V output. noone explained that :(
What manufacturer and model number CPU do you have. I speak English better than variables.
I don’t know how I found myself at your video but I’m so glad I did. You finally answered all the questions I was having as far as my first build is concerned and in a way that just made sense. Much appreciated, my guy!
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Thanks for this, been 20 years since I built a PC - have to swap a PSU and all the new connectors are alien to me ;) This covered everything!
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Thank you, this video was very helpful. I am completely new to PC building and the manuals or tutorials didn't specify how to wire it.
It was just "make sure the wiring is neat for good airflow." I thought I had to plug in every wire somewhere, looking at your video I see that is not the case.
Once again, a very good video. Lot's of knowledge, straight to the point, and only 12 minutes long.
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This video is a great for rookie pc builders like myself. Not going to lie.
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this is the best video on this topic. no hyper edits but actually a simple follow along tutorial live.
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The best video among all other videos I found on this subject. Super clear instructions with great camera work. Thanks & all the best !
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This is my first time building a PC. First and only video I need to watch. Thank you very much, know I know everything.
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This is one of the most useful pc guide videos I have ever seen! and it is so simple and easy to understand!
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Fantastic little video! Thank you for taking time to explain how and where these cables go. The close-up shots were very good and helpful!
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Using two pci cables instead of Daisy chaining with one single one might have saved me. Very interesting. Thank you. Good idea
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Thank you so much for pointing me toward this video. You have saved me from hours of headache and frustration. I'm getting a new pre-built PC, but I have to install an RTX 4090 into it, so this helps me immensely toward understanding what I am doing.
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You are awesome man. Thank you so much for ACTUALLY explaining each individual cable and its purpose.
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I'm getting ready to build my first PC. This video is just what the doctor ordered. Thank you for the great content. Subbed. Now I need a video for the RGB lighting and all of the fan connections.
Thanks so much my friend, so very happy you enjoyed it and thanks so much for your support. As for the fan video, maybe this will help ruclips.net/video/J5m5WBlPkfc/видео.html
This video helped me so much more than any other one I looked up. First time builder and got so confused after watching this video with the clear definition and actually showing the pins I’m pretty confident. Thank you so much!!
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when I first try to replace the non modular psu of my prebuilt pc, it was scary and it took me a month after i bought the replacement modular psu and just on a random day I said F it and installed it, I even ran into a cmos problem and was worried if i broke it but i did eventually fixed it after a whole day but that experience helped me after that to build 3 more PCs with more confidence, the satisfaction after you built one and it post. *chefs kiss*. Tutorials like this hopefully help people overcome their fears into building one and I guarantee you it would be worth it and you will be kind of addicted into tinkering your own machine.
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I try my hardest to make everything noob friendly because we all start off as noobs, problem is a lot of Creators forget that, and just like to make themselves sound smart, confusing people and making them feel dumb, that turns off people to PC's and turns them over to buying prebuilts or moving over to consoles, 2 traps no one should get into, so I work my hardest to not only film these easy to follow and understand videos to help but go even further, I reply to all of my comments to help people that just don't get it, we all learn differently. So again, I am so very happy you enjoyed this and it means the world to me to have you let me know you liked it.
Thank you! So very helpful for new builders. Perfect pace and visuals.
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Software developer. Never got into hardware. Building a pc for the first time. The cables were too much for me. Thanks a ton!
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Damn, that wasn't a video but a class. My new favorite hardware channel
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I just upgrading my PC the first time and you helped me a lot. So Thank you ❤
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You made my first PC Build Easy ..
Thanks for Quality Content ❤
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Thanks for making this very informative video. I didn't know there was a new type of power supply plug for modern graphics cards. It also makes perfect sense to use two separate power cables to cards that have two plugs.
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I built my first pc in 23 years, last month. The amount of technology in computer now days was so overwhelming. I feel with the magik of youttube and videos like "yours" made the relearning process easier. Seriously!?! When did computers get radiators? Lol
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As a fellow builder the past 25+ years, I feel confident of every plug in a PC. But yesterday I broke my USB 3.0 19 pin cable, I am just glad I did not break my motherboard, i was just jiggle it carefully out. The housing around the pins was stuck in the insane expensive Asus e670x hero mobo. Wish I watched a similar video about signal cables. Thank you for the entertaining and informative video.
That 3.0 connection is soooo horrible and the pins are soooooo flimsy. Thankfully they are very easy to bring back, as long as you don't force them in and break the pin, its happened hahah. Very happy you got it, and thanks so much for your kind words and support my friend, it means to the world to me and I am so very happy you enjoyed it.
I really appreciate this video. Currently building my first pc, just waiting for my rx 7800xt to arrive. I got confused with the cables and I left the 12v ready at the bottom thinking it was the one for the graphics card lol. I'll have the same sapphire pulse rx btw!
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When I built my first pc, I was like OMG WAY TOO MANY WIRES."😳😱😱😱😱
Yeah for sure, especially on your first time, it's scary.
This is my first pc and I’ve been building it non stop for 15 hours 4 hours last night right before bed and 11 hours today 😭
@@deer2713were u able to do it im 14 and want to build a pc within the next week already got the parts i wanna get
im going thru this right now woth my ev3ga 700gd
@@chriistiinaaaa it was an experience and I had problems getting it to boot up and figured it out. I didn’t have a CPU cord plugged up and I got everything running and working now except my games are super laggy and my screen tears a lot and I can’t figure out how to fix it.
Thank you very much for this! The APX12V and large SATA cables were missing from my PSU and I needed them!
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for the cpu connecter do the 2 4 pins have to connect with each other or can you just plug both of them in? My 4 pin cords dont connect with each other.
nah, they don't need to tie together, as long as they go in their respective slots they are good
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Super informative! Many thanks from someone very new to the hobby!
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Thank you so much this saved my pc. My pc would have never started I was plugging things in the ring spot 🤦♂️😳❤️
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The best and most consumable how-to videos yet
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Random question here, will a corsair sf750 be enough for a 13600k and a 4070ti?
yeah , you should be good.
You're awesome dude. Best guide I could find and so reassuring. Thank you.
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I was just now about to change the psu of my second pc and this is the first thing recommended in my youtube feed, what a coincidence. This will come handy, thanks.
Awesome my friend, I am sure this will help you. Let me know if it doesn't.
This helped a lot. Now I just need to find a video about where/how to connect all the stuff for the case! I already got something wrong with my usb cause it isn't working but learning is part of the adventure! Lol.
I got that too: ruclips.net/video/k6A3MG3yJzQ/видео.html
You do a very fair job explaining things. Thank you.
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Thank you a lot Sire👍👍👍 after 7 years, tomorrow i Building again a new pc, i really needed your help i forgot everything 👋👋
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bought AM5 platform with a 7700 cpu the MB is complete overkill but im planning to upgrade down the line, the MB came with 2X8pin EPS connectors theres no way the 7700 needs even half of one but i plugged both in figuring it wouldnt make any difference the cpu just pulls what it wants and later it will be easy upgrade.
is that right?
great vid btw
Thanks bud, yeah you should only need 1 eps 8 pin connection but it won't hurt to have 2 connected, if it's available on my board, I connect it. It just provides clean power whenever it's needed. Yeah, it only pulls what it needs, same with the GPU. Thanks so much for your kind words and support my friends it means the world to me.
Hey ,thanks It's a holiday here and my PSU decided to die on me this morning. I could tell right away it was from it.
Sadly I'm more of a software guy than a hardware guy and I have never changed anything besides a hard drive and 2 RAMs on my PCs so changing the PSU seemed scary for me. This helped a lot especially at the point where I realized I didn't connect the hard drive to the PSU.
Your video was very informative saying what everything is for and what is for older models and what is for newer models and I genuinely know now how all of this stuff works. Thanks a bunch.
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Thanks!!
My computer did not want to start when I connected the CPU.
I did not know about the specific plug. Looking at the pins' shapes closely was very helpful.
To make it start, I had to plug that CPU, and also two PCI power as well.
Boom! The bios appears for the first time. :)))
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I’m building my first pc right now and you are a life saver I still have some more questions can I get any help?
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@ my pc need A USB 2.0 to USB 3.2 Gen 1 header adapter and what exactly is that because I’m unable to use the usbs on the front of my case I have a Msi b550 gen 3 motherboard ryzen 5 5500 cpu
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@@LaylowGoons Thank you so much, it means the world to me and I am so happy I could help.
I've got an SSD wondering where it plugs into my power supply? 3 pin? 4 pin, 8 pin? Can't seem to figure it out online. I'm seeing different numbers of pins all for products that do the same thing (I think)
Did you watch the video?
@@ThisBytesForYouYes 😂 just watched it again. It's not your video by the way it's just me I'm bad with this stuff
Here you go ruclips.net/video/vXpAsf7SJ3M/видео.htmlsi=Xy9bTkt2LV7kE5dU
Perfect video for explaining all the cables in the PSU box that I didnt understand what they were for ! Thanks !
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thank you for the valuable video, this helped a lot!!!
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@@ThisBytesForYou happy to make you happy! Thank you!
no my friend, thank you :D
Thanks a lot, the last time I install PCU was around 2002 and this is really another thing
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Hey! Nice video! But got an extra question.
I have the following:
PSU: ROG STRIX 1000W Gold Aura Edition
GPU: ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon RX 7900 XTX OC
The thing is that on the PSU Asus only provided 2x 6+2-pins while my GPU needs 3x 8pins. There is also a 12+4-pins support and Asus provided two cables:
12vhpwr to 12vhpwr and 12vhpwr to 2x 8pins.
My question would be, is it 'safe' (As I know it's possible just asking how safe is it) to use 12vhpwr to 2x 8pins and 1x 6+2pins cable to provide power to the GPU?
your power support brings 2 x 8Pin PCIE cables, and 1 x PCIE cable that splits off to 2 x8Pins. Use both of the 8Pin PCIE straight cables, then use 1 of the 2 ends of the cable that breaks out to 2. So in total, there would be 3 cables, 2 x 8Pin cables and 1 cables that breaks out to 2, but you would only use one.
This is a picture of your cables: c1.neweggimages.com/ProductImageCompressAll1280/17-320-038-01.png, you would use cable #4 and #5.
PCI-E 1-to-1 Cable x 2 (700mm)
and
PCIe-E 1-to-2 Cable x 1 (700mm)
Really well done video. Another video that goes over how to scale your power supply to support more and more hungry, graphics cards, etc. would be cool as well
Thank you so much but can you explain more in what you mean by scaling power supply to support more power?
So a quick question, my psu has a daisy chained 8pin pcie power cable, can I get away with using that on a asus tuf 4070 ti gpu? Or should I just upgrade my psu to an 850w? (PS my current psu is a Corsair cv750)
You should never daisy chain, might want to upgrade your power supply
Oh ok thanks, so maybe upgrading to a corsair rm850x is a better move for future proofing as well right?
@@shush9860 future proof more would be more a 1000, I've had 3 x 1000 watts for over 10 years and 1200watts for over 20 years, although I gave my 1200watt to a friend and he still uses it.
Well a 1000w psu might be a better move just in case, thanks again for the advice
@@shush9860 always a pleasure my friend, also, the power supplies I was and am in using are EVGA power supplies.
Very informative...too funny, as you mentioned, I am coming back after "10 yrs" from my last build and power demands have changed. Nice explanation of the cpu power connector and the keying of the plugs.
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Watched the video and still have 5 wires that need to be plugged in I’m really not the brightest
Congrats and glad you enjoyed it
Just changed my psu for the first time and everything seems to be running fine for now. I didnt really hear much of a click from the 24 pin connector, but i saw people online saying the same thing so i guess it is kinda common. Anyway, i will wait a day or two before putting in my new GPU just to be sure. Great video, you earned a new sub!
Yeah, as long as you see the clip locked in place you are good, always a pleasure my friend thank you so much for your support and I am so happy I could help you. What graphics card are you using?
@@ThisBytesForYou i got 4060 ti for a decent price. Should be huge upgrade since i have 1650 rn lol.
Offf yeah for sure, but I hope your power supply is good for it, which manufacturer and model number do you have?
@@ThisBytesForYou I went a bit overkill with the psu since it isnt much of a difference price wise. I rather have more for future upgrades. I got a msi A850GF
always get more than you need, that way you save money on your next upgrade, I have had 1200 and 1000Watt PSU's for over 15 years, never need to replace them, they do everything, though they don't have 12VHP connection, but adapters work. On a new build I will be doing soon, it has the 12VHP so all's good. For you, that 850 will be perfect, good stuff my friend.
I must be really dumb, I’m as lost as one can be.
I can help, if you explain where you are lost
So basically I’m lost idek where 😂 but my pc stopped working like it turned on but my mouse and keyboard didn’t glow and it was projecting so I took it into a shop and dude said get a new power box that’s it so I did and I’m lost theirs like 3 pieces that idk where to go😢 help…
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Thank you explained everything in a pc definitely need this later for when my pc stuff comes
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This always makes me wonder why the cables need to be such a pain the ass to plug in and unplug them again. My fingers hurt ffs.
The ATX24 pin is the worst, the 8PIn EPS is in the worst spot and why does the USB Type C have to be so easy to just fall out, its amazing ;)
One meeeeelion percent! It is almost insulting how much money we spend on these electronics. They can’t just give us decent plugs that properly click together. Every time I take my dog for a walk. The carabiner on his leash is higher quality than the plug-ins on my extremely expensive graphics card.
@@SAMZIRRA sorry bud, didn't see your comment. Yeah, connections really do suck, but you get used to it and you don't think about it, I have literally built thousands of them cheaper machines and the highest end (at the time) and its kind of an afterthought sadly.
Thanks for sharing! I was confused about the 12v ATX connectors on my board. Mine has an 8pin and 4pin connector but I had not cable for the 4 pin connector. Looks like I don't need it anyway so this helped a lot.
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deeply appreciated, especially the wholesomeness! tysm
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The only time I use daisychain connectors anymore is when I’m planning on making s’mores
Haha nice, I might use that one time, thank you ;)
finally i found the best video thank you, you explain so well
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thanks dad really cool
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@@ThisBytesForYoufr?
@@RedandBlue1111 no, that's eng, I don't speak fr but I do also speak es
Obrigado RUclips por me recomendar um vídeo incrivel de um cara foda. Salvo.
Sempre um prazer meu amigo, estou muito feliz que você tenha passado por aqui, confiado em mim para ajudá-lo, curtido e se inscrito, assim como tirado um momento do seu dia para me agradecer. Isso significa muito para mim e estou muito feliz que pude ajudá-lo.
If u let yur fingernails grow,they are better with a bit of overhang,and quite handy! A little dirt don't hurt!😮
I am a very fidgety person, hard to not, and dirt.... I am in it, and my kids are musicians, little to do with dirt now
i made this exact build and some of my cables are different, and it wouldve been nice for you to show the power supply cords and where they go
You could have asked me if I built a system with this board, I show you the board and the power supply, not a build, if that is your build, that is a bit odd.
If you would have asked for it, I would have shown you the following videos
How to Build your Dream PC in the Perfect PC Case - Step by Step PC Build Guide
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Or maybe
How to Wire A PC Step By Step for Beginners - PC Cable Management Guide 2022
ruclips.net/video/xcHwLTBDWO8/видео.htmlsi=dvOei7FCVPfJeedo
Or maybe, you want to see a playlist using this board in many builds: ruclips.net/p/PLuWlEgp_PqJPuBgUDv1Tk16x0ILHrfSCF
Would have been nice right?
i have an old power supply and this video made my day thanks men
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Thank you so much, this video saved my PSU replacement
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Great video! Old-school here, thanks for updating me
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Thank you! Your video helped me get the right cable for the cpu. I was using the gpu cable.
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Ur video and the attempt to spred knlogde helped me so much! Im realy tnxfull
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What ive learned about psu’s: dont cheap out. I got a prebuilt with a cheap psu, it lasted until i put in a gpu. How did it react to that? By quite literally blowing up.
Yeah for sure buddy, words of wisdom right there, Hope you got a good one now and hopefully the other one didn't take down other components.
@@ThisBytesForYou everything else was fine thankfully, real definition of mess around and find out
hahah nice one, thankfully though it was only your power supply, it could have been so much worse. Glad you enjoyed the video my friend, and I have a ton more you may like, as long as its PC related, I got it here and if you don't see it, just ask, I might work on it. Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks a lot just got new PSU non modular this video helped👍💯❤️🇬🇧
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@@ThisBytesForYou thanks for your kind reply back!.…just got a new Corsair 650w non modular PSU from Amazon now all I got to do is fit it...glad I've got your video to help
Me with it,...thanks again👌🤗
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Your explanation was great i finally understand the purpose of all these damn wires 😂
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Thanks so much for your time./ I didn't know about the 8 and 4 connectors that you don't need to connect both of them.
Awesome my friend, happy I could help, they aren't always needed but for higher end CPU's, it is recommended, something I may want to add in an update. What CPU are you using?
@@ThisBytesForYou amd ryzen 9 I have built two differently computers and different motherboards =ASUS ROG Crosshair X670E Hero AMD X670 AM5 and Asus ROG Strix B550-F Gaming WiFi II AMD AM4 (3rd Gen Ryzen) ATX Gaming.The hero board has two cpu 8 power connectors. The b550 board has an 8 and 4 connectors but new power supply does not come with a cable for the 4 connector. I wasn't sure what to do and don't over clock so you helped me out.
Awesome bud so happy I could help but sometimes they pull a lot of power, so you have a Ryzen 9, it's kinda like saying Honda Civic, the year and other numbers help a ton, for me, I am currently using an MSI X670E-GAMING-PLUS-WIFI with Ryzen 9 7950X, what processors do you have?
@@ThisBytesForYou RYZEN 9 3900X Matisse and AMD Ryzen 9 7900X3D - Ryzen 9 7000 Series I did have issues with the 9 3900 cpu did not suport the onboard hdmi so I bought a graphics card. the b550-f kept showing a error white light vga was not working.
Ahhh ok, thats an older processor, still good, just a little older so it wont pull as much power. The error you saw was because the processor is not supported until the BIOS has been updated, they did not come with support for that processor until later. The Ryzen 9 pulls 120watts so you should be good without using the 4Pin, using only the 8Pin. The 3900X requires 86.7Watts, so you could use the 4Pin if you liked as it can provided 192Watts, but if you start overclocking it, you may need the 8Pin. I hope this helps.
Thanks for the tutorial.
I have 2 laptop 2.5 inch SSD (SATA)
Can I plug them into my desktop pc like that you showed?
You sure can, this might help ruclips.net/video/Em9KVRmxIYI/видео.html
Exactly what I needed for my first build! Great video!
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Second time building, less frustrating but only due to finding videos like this 👍🏻
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Was sent this video since I bought a new PSU to replace the shoddy one in my pre-built pc, and oh boy. As someone with shaky hands and no building experience, I really hope I don't break anything
I hope it helps my friend, I am here though it you need help.
Thank you for the well done, very informative video. I bought a PS for a new build using an Asus Z790 motherbd. My new Corsair RM750e PS has two CPU 12v 8 pin (4+4) EPS connectors like the split CPU connector you showed but my motherbd 12v CPU connectors are like the 8 pin one that you have on your demo motherbd. The connectors will go on even though they do not match. Do you think it's still OK to use it? Thanks in advance for any advice. Once again, great precise video.
Yes, a 4+4 EPS CPU Power is exactly the same as an 8Pin EPS CPU Power. An 8Pin PCIE connection will not fit, as the plastic head has different grooves. I hope this helps, and thanks so much for your kind words and support.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thank you soooo much for the quick reply. On the connectors I will call the square one an S and the cutoff ones a U. The pin readout on the motherbd with the 8 pin connector at the top reads, from left to right "U S S U" and the top of my PSU CPU connector reads from left to right "U U S U". The bottom row on the motherbd (closer to the CPU) reads, from left to right, "S U U S" and my PSU CPU reads "U U U S". My PSU 8 pin connectors only have two square spaces but, as I mentioned, they still go on without much effort. When I get the rest of my parts and finish the build I will let you know how it worked out. Thanks again for your help. Your videos are pleasant to watch...
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Perfect tutorial. Thank you.
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Thank you so much! Was confused around the 4+4 and 6+2
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Thank you!
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Great video especially for me I am new to the PC gaming world . I brought my 10-year-old son a cheap gaming PC and for what he does it’s OK but there isn’t a lot of memory on it. You really can’t upgraded it so I started buying customizable PC started putting it together and it was like wow look at all these wires This video is tremendously so helpful great content .
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I have a pre built PC with a non modular PSU and I needed a more powerful PSU for a GPU swap (going from RTX 4060 Ti to RX 7800 XT). I hope this helps me since all I could really find was modular PSUs
what is the manufacturer an model number of your PC and your power supply
@@ThisBytesForYou Skytech Nebula Black, psu is a Gamdias Helios 600G.
As a sidenote, I had to rule out one of my possible candidates for a new psu because it had the wrong connectors for the gpu I wished to swap in.
Your power supply already has 2 x 6+2 pin PCIE connection, use one of them.
Thanks you really helped me , but after all that my fans does work but the rgb isnt , so whats the problem exactly?
Sounds like you never connected the argb connections to the motherboard.
This video was exactly what i needed, thank you so much
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That is SO HELPFUL thank you!!!
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Very new to building and I'm wondering, do these cables typically come with the parts? Or do I need to buy them separately
They come with the power supply, and my friend, this channel is 100% noob friendly, because we all were noobs at once, welcome. I provide tons of build guides as well, I welcome you to check out the channel.
Great video!
I'm going to purchase a XFX Speedster QICK319 RX 7800 XT CORE, which has dual 8-Pin power ports.
I'm also installing a Corsair RM750e.
Are you familiar with this PSU? I'm not sure how this will connect.
Thanks bud, glad you enjoyed it. As for the power supply, I have not used it, but I see it has 3 PCIE connectors, 1 that has 2 x 6+2 PCIE connectors and another that only has 1, so you have 2 cables, you can use 2 cables, just zip tie the pigtailed end, don't use the daisychain.
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@@ThisBytesForYou Having not done a build in 9 years, it's different now. lol.
I appreciate you.
So, basically I can put both 8 pin connectors for the GPU side by side in either of the PCIE/CPU slots?
@@HarrySatchelWhatsThatSmell yes, these bug me a little, but the PCIE/CPU slots can be used for graphics card and/or CPU's, they are different connectors on the motherboard/graphics card side, but yes, the power supply side, they are the same. So you will need 3 cables, 2xPCIE and 1xEPS CPU Power. That power supply has 4 x PCIE/CPU power connections.
Hey im kinda lost aswell, i have a msi mpg A850G pcie5 power supply with a amd asus rx 7900xt Tuf videocard.
Its 3x8 on my videocard but i have no idea what cable i gotta get for my psu to my gpu.
2x8 to 3x8?
Or can i use the new 12+4 port and convert it to 3x8?
Help is much appreciated.
It looks like your power supply has 3 cables for this, it has x 1 PCIe (16 PIN to 6+2 PIN) Cable x1, then it has 2 x PCIe (8 PIN to 6+2 PIN) Cable x2, 2 cables that have daisy chained connections, just use the main cable from both and use the 3rd single cable thats a 6+2.
On the power supply side, you have 4 connections, each are PCIe/CPU, so you would use 3 for the graphics card and 1 for the CPU.
You can check out your power supply here.
www.msi.com/Power-Supply/MPG-A850G-PCIE5
@ThisBytesForYou thanks alot
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Thankyou! building my first pc and looking at all these cables and not seeing where to plug them in had me confused, realized i didnt need over 1/2 of them!
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You really helped me vuild my first pc. Thanks
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Hey, I have a non modular PSU. I am thinking of getting the 5070ti at some point when I can, however, I’ve been it has a 16pin for the GPU (I think) but the adapter is exactly like the last bit of your video.
Could you explain what goes in the other end (the three cables that it splits into) please?
Thanks 👍
Hello my friend, I hope you enjoyed the video. So the last piece, it was an adapter that came from 3 x PCIE 8Pins into 1 x 16Pin but this was an adapter, they sell power supplies that have a 16Pin built in. For example the InWin 1050Watt Power Supply off of my Amazon Affiliate link, geni.us/EQGgIyT. I use it in my personal system I use daily to edit these videos and play some games as well, check out the build video: ruclips.net/video/ymmxN141cxI/видео.html
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you for your quick response.
So the only alternative I have is get a new PSU or plug the existing 3 PCEI 8pins into those three that come out of that adapter? 👍
Thanks again
Anytime bud, yes but the adapters have been known to cause a lot of failures, I would not risk adapters. Also, those 3 cables NEED to be separate, not daisy chained, so they have to be a little more costly power supplies.
@@ThisBytesForYou okay, thanks mate
Anytime bud, happy I could help.
great video thank you
anytime my friend, so happy it helped you.
You're a literal champion thank-you
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You show plugging in the SATA data cable but where do I plug the other end of the cable into? Same goes for the SATA power cable. Thanks in advance for your help.
odd, I don't plug in any SATA data cable, but I do show the power cable, perhaps you didn't watch the video. Regardless this is a video on the power supply. Perhaps you want this video ruclips.net/video/Em9KVRmxIYI/видео.html
Got damn! this was informative 👌🏼 exactly what I was looking for
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