“my current motherboard has a 20 pin plug. my new power supply has a 24 pin plug. how do I get it to fit”

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• This PSU has a removable 4 pin addition. If yours doesn't, the easy solution is to just plug it in (it's keyed) with the 4 pins unhooked. Baring that, you can google "20-Pin Male to 24-Pin Female ATX adapter".

  Answered by aarondr 9 years ago

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• Just separate the 4 pin plug from the 20 pin plug.

  Answered by MyKyaniTeam 9 years ago

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• Should have a 20pin connector with the 4pin attached so it can work with both styles.

  Answered by Se7en 9 years ago

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• Yes you can this psu has a 20+4 pin connection so you may plug in the 20 pin and let the extra 4 pin dangle.

  Answered by AtlasInertia 9 years ago

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• The 24 pin connector should actually have 4 of the pins on one end detach to make it a 20 pin connector.

  Answered by Wangler 9 years ago

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