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But did I actually toss the bad stick? 🧐

o.O oh well Maybe ram was dual channel and warranty on both "maybe"....

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@@ojaunwhat did he did?

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To be fair, most stuff gets its warrenty voided when you repair it. So its easy to forget.

​@@MrMoron-qn5rx decently sure that's illegal in all 50 states

​@@toolbot4343they can void your warranty if you try and repair it at home because your attempt at repairing might have caused more damage

@@toolbot4343 It is. But they're counting on no one suing them for not covering their products, and so far, they've gotten their way. And they will continue to until it financially hurts too much to NOT do so.

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​@@SalemTechsperts Poor Lupe.... :(

​@@SalemTechsperts Did you find anything interesting there?

@@SalemTechspertsThat face didn’t say “painful”

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It was probably not misplugged but on purpose. If the PSU provides 2 4pin connectors they cant just be put next to each other in the 8pin socket, but it works the way it was done here for at least 3 12V pins (which could be better than just the 2 youd get from one 4 pin connector)

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Reminds me of the video of that teacher being triggered by the guy shoving every block into the square hole. We have a circle. Where does it go? That's right. The square hole.

I did, and it works fine... too bad the CyperPowerPC "technician" installed my power supply upside-down, so that's not fine.

You can cheap out on ram, the only thing you dont want to cheap out is psu and memory storage. Always buy the best psu and SSD/HDD you can find....

​@@ChimeraX0401not me cheaping out on only the psu 😭 Literally using a $50 psu for the past 2 years

You can cheap out on RAM as long as your time isn't valuable to you. If you buy cheap RAM it has about an 80% chance that'll work just fine, however the other 20% of the time you'll get a broken stick that needs to be RMA'd. Usually you'll have to wait 1-4 weeks to get a replacement stick. If you don't mind waiting the extra weeks for a replacement, buying cheap RAM is fine.

RAM is the main thing you can cheap out on. It's never going to take the whole system with it when it dies and it's usually a quick and easy replacement if it fails. Also, teamgroup do actually make decent ram. I guess not their budget line though...

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@@cyanidesoup I love how other ENA fans are just seeing my comment lol 😂. Also ye, ENA :D

Me too, I'm sure someone smarter than me can tell us why

@@SalemTechsperts its your apple m.2 guy here to remind everyone that CPU power ports are built with more power in mind than the cpu needs in order to overclock it so if you're just booting it than 6 pins wont kill an 8 pin connector. just dont try to put it under load or it might blow up

That looks like additional CPU power, it still gets some power from the motherboard. (Enough to boot and such)

That system knows how to live with minimal resources.

Most MBs only need the extra powerdraw if you overclock or are using a specialized CPU (eg: one with a lot of cores that has a higher power draw minimum than a less powerful cpu, such as a Ryzen 5950X vs a 3600. Also just booting Windows or BIOS doesn't require much power, if you were to run a heavy workload though (compile Google Chrome with gcc) it might not work. A lot of CPUs only require 4 pins of power, not all 8.

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Absolutely wild right?

If I recall right that power port is just four +12volt and four grounds. The redundancy is there so CPUs can get more current if they need it. Clearly this one could boot just fine without all four pairs of pins being connected.

​@@SalemTechspertsno that's the CPU power smh

That is not the power for the motherboard but an 8pin cpu power socket. Not all ATX PSU have such an 8 pin connector, in particular if they are older. Have of these pins are 12V, other half is ground. The reason to have mor pins is to provide higher wattage for more energy hungry cpus or for overclocking. If the cpu isnt a wattage monster, often just one 4 pin connector in the 8 pin socket works as well. The connectors and sockets are designed in a way you basically cant plug it wrong, thats why the second 4 pin connector didnt directly fit beneath, however 2 of the pins (one 12V and one ground) did fit, creative solution and 6 is a good compromise between 4 and 8. I don't think it is a bad solution. If the techspert didnt exchange the whole psu, or maybe just used a 4pin to 8-pin adapter which looks nicer on the board but in the end the same current goes through each of the psu-4pin-connector pins. Or some other fancy adapter to utilize other 12v pins of the psu.

No, because that's normal. As said above, it doesn't matter as long as you've got the 4pin connector on the right plugged in. The left four are also +12v on top and GND on the bottom and aren't usually needed for most CPUs to operate. The motherboard didn't give a damn about that socket.

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