- 12cm silent fan for silent operation
- ATX 12V V2.2 Compliant for all Types of CPU and Mainboard
- Dual 12v Rails
- Fully CE Approved
- Connections: 20+4 Pin (x1) / P4 4-Pin 12V Connectors (x1) / 4-Pin Molex Peripheral (x7) / SATA Connector (x2) / Floppy Drive Connector (x2) / 6+2 Pin PCIe Connectors (x1).
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A recommended 'High Efficiency' PSU (Power Supply Unit) for a Personal Computer. Retail Boxed, with excellent ventilation and very quiet while performing, the CiT PSU is an excellent choice for PC builders, and as a replacement unit.
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This is a good looking black PSU with a relatively quiet fan BUT it won't power up my motherboard because it doesn't come with the necessary connectors.
The description on Amazon says, under "Technical Details":
Connections: 20+4 Pin (x1) / P4 4-Pin 12V Connectors (x1) / 4-Pin Molex Peripheral (x7) / SATA Connector (x2) / Floppy Drive Connector (x2) / 6+2 Pin PCIe Connectors (x1).
This product DOES NOT have a 6+2 pin connector! It has a 6pin connector (not mentioned on Amazon) but NOT an 6+2pin one. To be fair, the box which it came in said "6+2pin (850W)" meaning that it is only available on their 850W model.
So, if you are buying a motherboard which needs a 24pin and an 8pin power connector (i.e. most modern M/Bs), then you will need an 8pin converter in addition to this PSU. Hope this helps.
The description on Amazon says, under "Technical Details":
Connections: 20+4 Pin (x1) / P4 4-Pin 12V Connectors (x1) / 4-Pin Molex Peripheral (x7) / SATA Connector (x2) / Floppy Drive Connector (x2) / 6+2 Pin PCIe Connectors (x1).
This product DOES NOT have a 6+2 pin connector! It has a 6pin connector (not mentioned on Amazon) but NOT an 6+2pin one. To be fair, the box which it came in said "6+2pin (850W)" meaning that it is only available on their 850W model.
So, if you are buying a motherboard which needs a 24pin and an 8pin power connector (i.e. most modern M/Bs), then you will need an 8pin converter in addition to this PSU. Hope this helps.
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