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CPUの補助電源8+4PINはLN2のようなOCしない限り8PINだけつければいい

基本いらないらしい
>@Yacamochi_db: 最近のCPU用コネクタって「8 + 4」だったり「8 + 8」だったりするけど、i9 9900Kを5 GHzにオーバークロックして動画エンコードするくらいなら「8」だけで全然余裕だから、4本足りないからって気にする必要は(ほぼ)ない。
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>@Yacamochi_db: @from_AviciHell 実際に試してないので何ともですが、5.3 GHz以上に行くなら必要かも。オーバークロック競技向けですね~w
2018年の回答
> From experience, it suffices to install the 8 pin connector on the left.
> The right 4-pin-connector is basically a redundancy that the CPU may draw upon under extreme load most likely only relevant when you do extreme overclocking.
> (The board manufacturers most likely also build in some more extra room in case the next CPU generation needs more power.)
> So only connect the 2 ports (CPU_PWR_1) on the left, and leave the right one (CPU_PWR_2) empty. If your system won't boot or doesn't run stable, only then you should consider buying the extra cable or upgrading your PSU.
>The 4 pin is only necessary if you are doing extreme overclocking, such as LN2. Otherwise the 8 pin will provide all the power you will need.