Just bought a ocs modstream psu. I have a MB(msi diamond plus) with a 8 pin connector for the cpu. The psu has a 4 pin. What do I do?

Just wondering if anyone is using this method of cooling?
http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/01/09/ ... _the_fans/

whats the diff between the diff. atx versions

just building a system msi diamond plus amd 4000 radeon 1900xt 2 Gb corsair plat 300 gig seagate hd 1 dvd burner maybe 1 cd burner im trying to pick out a case but there are so many. Should i get a case with a front/rear 120mm or fr/rear/side 120mm. i like the looks of the aspire but they have the 8...

thx guys. checked out the s12 500, it sells 4 $129 ithink thats cad. might as well get that then. what about a case? Should I get one of those fancy ones with fans everywhere? or would a normal case do. this one looks good to me
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Sizzle wrote:You are limited to what is at that store? If so, I'd say the Liberty is probably your best bet.

really not limited but they have the best prices locally. If there is something better for the same price I'd bite. Thx

so if i have a case where the pwr is hidden behind the door, I could just drill a hole somewhere else on the case and hook this up?!

Building a system that so far consists of MSI K8N Diamond Plus & AMD 4000+ Clawhammer combo ATi Radeon® X1900 XT Ati says this * Connection to the system power supply is required: o 450-Watt power supply or greater, 30 Amps on 12 volt rail recommended (assumes fully loaded system) o PCI Express comp...

Thx 4 the link I learned abit.

I'm not that familiar with the diff. between atx's(1.3/2x) The mb is a msi platnium plus cpu amd 4k.

Here's the link to using 8 gall of cooking oil to cool ur computer.
http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/01/09/ ... _the_fans/

Why not use 5 gallons of cooking oil!! No noise at all!lol

Im piecing up a system that includes a ati x1900xt. ATI's site says the psu should have 30amps on the 12volt rail. The most the local shop has is 22amps(Thermaltake PurePower 560W Active PFC). What should I be looking for to power this card? Would that psu be suffiecient?

thx