Is everybody ready for ATX 24-pin connector motherboard?

Sidney · 28th January 2005, 19:21

Time for new PSU with native 24-pin or get a 20 to 24-pin connector in keeping the oldie.

29th January 2005, 01:43

It's a factor I don't care about when selecting a PSU. One thing that I would take into account is if the psu comes with an adapter, be it a 24 or a 20 pin native psu.

I'd rather not buy a PSU that I can't use on both formfactors since it would mean I'd have to hunt down a convertor, although a friend of mine has a native 24pin motherboard but it works with his native 20 pin PSU.

I think I'd go for a 24 pin if I'd have to choose, more future proof and more powerlines

28th January 2005, 19:21	#1
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29th January 2005, 01:43	#2
kristos Posts: n/a	It's a factor I don't care about when selecting a PSU. One thing that I would take into account is if the psu comes with an adapter, be it a 24 or a 20 pin native psu. I'd rather not buy a PSU that I can't use on both formfactors since it would mean I'd have to hunt down a convertor, although a friend of mine has a native 24pin motherboard but it works with his native 20 pin PSU. I think I'd go for a 24 pin if I'd have to choose, more future proof and more powerlines