1. Remove the power supply from its packaging.
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2.
(Optional) Using the provided PSU testing tool, connect the 24-Pin cable to the
PSU, then attach the testing tool to the 24-Pin cable. Connect the ATX power
cable to the PSU and plug the PWR cable into the outlet or surge protector/UPS
you plan to use. Once connected, turn the power switch to the ON position.
Please note : If you are using a water cooling configuration, this testing tool
provides a simple, safe, option for bleeding/ draining/ testing water cooling
components without the need of a paperclip or other device.
3.
Use the screws provided with your case to install the power supply into
your computer. NOTE : It is recommended to install the power supply with
the fan facing down. However, if your case places the power supply at the
bottom of the case and there are no ventilation holes available, it may be
best to install the power supply with the fan facing up for greater eciency
and reliability.
4. Connect the 20+4-Pin ATX cable to the PSU and the motherboard.
5. Connect the 4+4-Pin EPS12V cable to the motherboard. (Optional) – If you
plan on extreme overclocking and your motherboard supports additional
8-Pin or 4-Pin CPU power connectors,connect the second 4+4-Pin EPS12V
cable. This is only needed for heavy overclocking or for Dual CPU motherboards.
6. Connect the 6/6+2-Pin PCI-E cables to your graphics card(s).
NOTE 1 : Do not attempt to plug an 8-Pin PCI-E cable into a 6-Pin connector
without first detaching the two extra pins.
NOTE 2 : We recommend to use a single PCI-E cable to connect per port on
graphic cards if your video card requires high power such as equipped with
more than 2 PCI-E connectors 6pin + 8pin and 8pin + 8pin.
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