Take that 8 pin CPU connector, and split it in half (yes it can be done, just look closely), then plug it into the 4 pin power socket on the motherboard. Problem solved (hopefully)
Take that 8 pin CPU connector, and split it in half (yes it can be done, just look closely), then plug it into the 4 pin power socket on the motherboard. Problem solved (hopefully)
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Lol okay, will give it a go when I get home. Lets hope for the best.
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Hey, thanks for the help guys.
I managed to get the PC set up.
It was indeed the 12V power connection!
Lol.
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