I've just bought a new Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD4 motherboard. It has a 24 pin power supply socket and an 8 pin one as well (which I think is often referred to as 2x4). My power supply (which I was told ...

The 24-pin ATX power connector comes directly from your power supply and is connected to your motherboard in a specific way, as it is split into two lines with 12 pins each, with every single pin ...

The motherboard takes a full-size 24-pin ATX power link from the power supply, which handles most ... RTX 40 series cards and ...

DIY-APE has reached an important milestone in developing the back-plug ecosystem for PC DIYers. BTF3.0 (via Uniko's Hardware) is designed so that no cabling is needed between your PSU, motherboard ...

On the whole, power supplies haven ... cables from the PSU to the motherboard or other components. (Good-bye and good riddance to wrestling bouts with a chunky 24-pin power cable.) ...

We might not see this happen right away, but we're going to move away from that damn 24 ... motherboard. It would also mean a new 10-pin power connector ready on your new PSU, as the power supply ...

MSI has unveiled a new lineup of X870 and X870E AMD motherboard options, which include an extra eight-pin PCIe power connector on the board, boosting the overall ability of the board to power your ...

Up to 420 W of motherboard power ... combines with the existing 168 W of board power delivered by the 12V rail in the main 24-pin ATX power connector to provide a grand total of 420 W.

Asus has just unveiled a new graphics card connector that does away with the power cables and sockets of conventional cards, and instead relies on a motherboard slot to deliver power, able to ...

There’s a main 20- to 24-pin connector and ... matched with the correct power supply cords. If in doubt, unplug them and plug them in again. Components can cause a motherboard to malfunction ...

Credit: MSI MSI says the standard 24-pin power connector we all know and ... you just have to run one from the PSU to the motherboard. Therefore, any power supply should theoretically work fine ...

Something to look forward to: Corsair is building a new power supply lineup ... required to connect the 8-pin EPS power connector located at the upper-left of most motherboards.