Will this work for a 24 pin motherboard?

[jonspd]

Can I use this
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16812201001

for this motherboard
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?item=N82E16813123236


and not receive any bad instability issues?

Just woundering if I'am going to need to buy a new PSU sence I have very nicely modded rail's in my forton 530 20pin psu.


Any input on the situation would be great.
Jonspd

 

[Tyreal]

you can use that convertor. my friend is using one. Im not sure if it will decrease performance on the rails since hes not hardcore like any of us but i know you can.

 

[stang8118]

Not many people here look kindly at the 20>24 pin converter. It has been known to cause power issues and causing alot of problems with your motherboard. Some mobo companies won't even offer you tech support/repair if you use one. IMO i would just spend the $70 and pick up a bluestorm or something.

 

[jonspd]

Cool thank's that's what I wanted to hear I guess or not my wallet's getting flatter the closer it get's to X-mas.

 

[rseven]

You can get a good deal on the Fortron 500 watt at Actbuy.com$79.50 shipped) or eWiz($71.50 plus shipping and the 550 watt is $10 more).

 

[3DFlyer]

Dogonnit! I told somebody those units were 70 at Ewiz and now I can't remember what thread it was. They were 80. I could've sworn that deal was 70.

Can you say oooops? 3D messed up.

 

[rseven]

Dogonnit! I told somebody those units were 70 at Ewiz and now I can't remember what thread it was. They were 80. I could've sworn that deal was 70.

Can you say oooops? 3D messed up.

LOL...I mess up on a daily basis. The day I don't, will be because I croaked the day before.