Question 1

Does this have a 24 pin as well as a 4 pin CPU connector?

Accepted Answer

It has a 20+4 connector, allowing it to connect to 20 pin, as well as 24 pin MOBO. It does also have the extra 4 pin, 2 black, 2 yellow connector for CPU, as well as 1 SATA, 4 Molex, & 1 floppy connector

Question 2

My mother board have 24 pin + 8 pin CPU power socket. Does this support it?

Accepted Answer

Your motherboard may only require 24 pin plus a 4 pin to run. You'll have to look it up under your motherboard installation manual to see if it requires a 24 +4 or 24 +8. I've had motherboards that only needed the +4.

Question 3

Can this power supply replace a Antec Model SL350s power supply?

Accepted Answer

The only thing is its dimensions are for a Micro-ATX form case(where as the Antec is atx).
It is smaller so you will have to sacrifice physical stability. I have used two of these inside ATX cases. You just set as many screws that you can line up.
So yes it can be, but if you want a 'perfect fit'  I would recommend finding an ATX form PSU.

Question 4

What kind of computers does this fit into? I have a Dell OptiPlex 760 SFF and was hoping this would work since I have like, 250 watts right now and I want to buy a GEForce GT 630 card

Accepted Answer

Don't know if this particular PS will fit your 760SFF but given that it is an SFF, I'd worry more about heat from the video card in the small confines of your case.

Question 5

Is there a PIN OUT or SCHEMATICS available?

Accepted Answer

Nothing in the box or on the unit beyond the specs description given in the posting. It is 115/220vac selectable which is not in the description.

Question 6

Is this power supply just 220v input, or is it 115/220v?

Accepted Answer

This power supply is compatible with 120 V or 220 V. The important thing to note is the small black switch to the right of the AC outlet port on the PSU. This PSU is NOT auto-switching. Therefore, if you are planning on using this PSU in a 220 V scenario, you need to manually move the switch to "220", otherwise you will fry the equipment. If you are attempting to use it an 120 V environment, you need to manually move the switch to "120", or the PSU won't turn on.

Question 7

Will this power supply power this motherboard?

Accepted Answer

no motherboard was specified.  which motherboard are you referring to?

Question 8

So I'm on a mission to build the cheapest gaming pc, can this thing power a NVIDIA GTX 650? (cheapest one, MSI, I forget what the power plug thing is actually called)

Accepted Answer

cheapest or not Never skimp on cash for the power supply it is the heart of the computer and if it burns out it can take the whole system with it.

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