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I am in the process of upgrading my desktop, and I have just purchased a ASUS P5K motherboard. I am using my existing case, which is a 400w power supply, and it says P4 compatible. I assumed that this motherboard would accept the same power connection. The connection on my power supply is 20pin, and on the new motherboard is 24 pins. I can physically connect the power to the board, but there is 4 pins on the end that are not connected to anything. These pins are +3volts, +12volts, ground and +5volts. looking at the other pins that are connected there is supply at least once for all the above... HELP PLEAESE
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Computer PSU? Can you connect a 20pin connector to a 24pin motherboard
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