8 Pin CPU Connector?

The P55-GD85 came with a little black thing covering the extra 4 holes on the CPU 12v connector - does that mean I don't need to plug anything into those?
The second CPU connector on my OCZ StealthXTreme doesn't match the holes on the extra slots, but does obviously match the main 4 ports.

Quote from: Wonkanoby on 18-January-11, 08:34:39
or they miss labelled them
are the other 2 identical
What do you mean? Those are the only two labelled CPU and there are no other 4pin connectors. The PCI-E are both 6 pin.

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When doing early tests with the BB Xpwr, I only had a single 8 pin CPU connector ( PSU was single +12V Rail). Since it was not necessary but recommended, I purchase an 8 pin Y cord manufactured by Athena. It worked perfectly until I got a newer double cabled 8 pin PSU (Single +12V rail Corsair AX1200). I also supply power to the boards 6 Pin JPWR4. As Jack says, if the PSU has the connectors (or use the Athena), fill 'em up with power!

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I'm dying here guys.
The build from hell continues.
I got a new heatsink tonight on my Core i7 build, threw it on, and proceeded to start. It started, but no video. Being as I had most of the parts out on a cardboard box, I moved the motherboard slightly over, and it shut off. I pressed the power buttons, and the LED's flashed, and turned off half a second later.
I pulled everything off of it, and had bare board, heatsink, and CPU. Nothing except the half second flash.
Tore everything off, CPU out, and inserted the 24 pin. Yes, it stayed on.
Put everything back. Stayed on.
Plugged the 8 pin CPU connector in, no. Flash and die.
Looked over the pins and thought nothing was wrong. One had a bit of AS5 on the tip but carefully cleaned it off.
So the only things I can think of are:
I killed my PSU
I killed my mobo
I fried the CPU
Does anyone have any suggestions? I've blown more money on this build than I wanted and I'm stuck with a brick now. I'm so frusterated right now it's beyond belief. I have never had a build go this wrong ever in 15 years.
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I'm dying here guys.
The build from hell continues.
I got a new heatsink tonight on my Core i7 build, threw it on, and proceeded to start. It started, but no video. Being as I had most of the parts out on a cardboard box, I moved the motherboard slightly over, and it shut off. I pressed the power buttons, and the LED's flashed, and turned off half a second later.
I pulled everything off of it, and had bare board, heatsink, and CPU. Nothing except the half second flash.
Tore everything off, CPU out, and inserted the 24 pin. Yes, it stayed on.
Put everything back. Stayed on.
Plugged the 8 pin CPU connector in, no. Flash and die.
Looked over the pins and thought nothing was wrong. One had a bit of AS5 on the tip but carefully cleaned it off.
So the only things I can think of are:
I killed my PSU
I killed my mobo
I fried the CPU
Does anyone have any suggestions? I've blown more money on this build than I wanted and I'm stuck with a brick now. I'm so frusterated right now it's beyond belief. I have never had a build go this wrong ever in 15 years.
# Core i7 920
# MSI X58 Platinum SLI 7522
# OCZ Platinum DDR3 PC3-12800
# Sapphire HD3850 1GB
# 1x Seagate 7200.12 1TB, 2x7200.11 Seagate 500GB HDD, 1x WD 500GB External My Book
# Nothing in the PCI or anything
# Windows 7 (7131 RC)
# 700W Tagan BZ
EDIT: Forgot to mention the computer without the CPU does the same thing. I'm thinking it's the motherboard.

Quote from: SovietKitsch on 19-June-09, 17:10:50
I'm dying here guys.
The build from hell continues.
I got a new heatsink tonight on my Core i7 build, threw it on, and proceeded to start. It started, but no video. Being as I had most of the parts out on a cardboard box, I moved the motherboard slightly over, and it shut off. I pressed the power buttons, and the LED's flashed, and turned off half a second later.
I pulled everything off of it, and had bare board, heatsink, and CPU. Nothing except the half second flash.
Tore everything off, CPU out, and inserted the 24 pin. Yes, it stayed on.
Put everything back. Stayed on.
Plugged the 8 pin CPU connector in, no. Flash and die.
Looked over the pins and thought nothing was wrong. One had a bit of AS5 on the tip but carefully cleaned it off.
So the only things I can think of are:
I killed my PSU
I killed my mobo
I fried the CPU
Does anyone have any suggestions? I've blown more money on this build than I wanted and I'm stuck with a brick now. I'm so frusterated right now it's beyond belief. I have never had a build go this wrong ever in 15 years.
# Core i7 920
# MSI X58 Platinum SLI 7522
# OCZ Platinum DDR3 PC3-12800
# Sapphire HD3850 1GB
# 1x Seagate 7200.12 1TB, 2x7200.11 Seagate 500GB HDD, 1x WD 500GB External My Book
# Nothing in the PCI or anything
# Windows 7 (7131 RC)
# 700W Tagan BZ
I'm dying here guys.
The build from hell continues.
I got a new heatsink tonight on my Core i7 build, threw it on, and proceeded to start. It started, but no video. Being as I had most of the parts out on a cardboard box, I moved the motherboard slightly over, and it shut off. I pressed the power buttons, and the LED's flashed, and turned off half a second later.
I pulled everything off of it, and had bare board, heatsink, and CPU. Nothing except the half second flash.
Tore everything off, CPU out, and inserted the 24 pin. Yes, it stayed on.
Put everything back. Stayed on.
Plugged the 8 pin CPU connector in, no. Flash and die.
Looked over the pins and thought nothing was wrong. One had a bit of AS5 on the tip but carefully cleaned it off.
So the only things I can think of are:
I killed my PSU
I killed my mobo
I fried the CPU
Does anyone have any suggestions? I've blown more money on this build than I wanted and I'm stuck with a brick now. I'm so frusterated right now it's beyond belief. I have never had a build go this wrong ever in 15 years.
# Core i7 920
# MSI X58 Platinum SLI 7522
# OCZ Platinum DDR3 PC3-12800
# Sapphire HD3850 1GB
# 1x Seagate 7200.12 1TB, 2x7200.11 Seagate 500GB HDD, 1x WD 500GB External My Book
# Nothing in the PCI or anything
# Windows 7 (7131 RC)
# 700W Tagan BZ
EDIT: Forgot to mention the computer without the CPU does the same thing. I'm thinking it's the motherboard.
i have the exact same problem i think https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=127963.0
annyways, as soon as i disconnect the 8 pin/4 pin i can boot but no video, and Post says FF
if any1 got some tips im happy to try them out. (except throwing it out the window)

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I have the N470GTX M2D12 graphics card. It has 2 places next to each other for a 6 pin power connector. Do i hook them BOTH up?
yes, connect them both
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I do have two,and they have a small 2 pin connector hooked to them. What are they (the 2 pin connectors) for?
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