Corsair AX850 psu

[anikhtos]

I have bought the corsair AX850 psu
so i have 2 problems
1) the 24pin power cable in the other end that connects to the psu has 2 seperate clips do i have to blug both or just the 20pin one?
2) there is no 4pin ATX12v connector!?!??!!?

 

[Necc]

I have bought the corsair AX850 psu
so i have 2 problems
1) the 24pin power cable in the other end that connects to the psu has 2 seperate clips do i have to blug both or just the 20pin one?
2) there is no 4pin ATX12v connector!?!??!!?

If your motherboard requires 24pins then yes plug all of them, but if the its an old motherboard with only 20pin then plug only 20pins

There is one 8pin ATX12v that you can separate to 2x4pin

 

[Yellowbeard]

I have bought the corsair AX850 psu
so i have 2 problems
1) the 24pin power cable in the other end that connects to the psu has 2 seperate clips do i have to blug both or just the 20pin one?

Plug both of them into the PSU.

http://www.corsair.com/blog/how-to-...-cables-on-your-professional-series-gold-psu/

 

[BoomerD]

I have bought the corsair AX850 psu
so i have 2 problems
1) the 24pin power cable in the other end that connects to the psu has 2 seperate clips do i have to blug both or just the 20pin one?
2) there is no 4pin ATX12v connector!?!??!!?

What does your motherboard require?

20 pin?
24 pin?
If your board has a 24 pin socket...that answers the question...use both parts of the connector.

4 pin?
8 pin?

Many newer boards have an 8 pin socket, but will accept a 4 pin connector...although 8 is preferred.
The 8-pin connector will resemble a PCi-E connector...but isn't. It may either be a single 2x4 pin connector, or a separable pair of 2x2 connectors.

Your PSU should have a 4/8 pin connector for the EPS connector.

Yellowbeard's link shows them very nicely...