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PCIe Power Connector Installation Guide

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H110 Pro BTC+ 2.7 PCIe Power Connector Installation Guide The two extra 4-pin power connectors on this motherboard offer more power for your graphics cards. They provide stable voltages and greatly reduce the risks of burning your motherboard or graphics cards. When more than three graphics cards are installed, be sure to install the PSU's 4-pin power cables to the 4-pin power connectors (PCIE_PWR) on your motherboard; otherwise, the cards may be damaged. Please MUST install TWO PSU's 4-pin power cables to your MB's TWO 4-pin power connectors. Plug one of the PSU's 4-pin power connector ( 1 ) to the 4-pin power connector closer to the PCIe x16 slot ( A PCIE_PWR1) . Then plug another PSU's 4-pin power connector ( 2 ) to the other 4-pin power connector ( B PCIE_PWR2) . A 1 B 2 If your PSU only provides ONE, then please MUST install it to the 4-pin power connector (PCIE_ PWR1) closer to the PCIe x16 slot. Important: Besides the two PCIe power connectors, please connect the SATA power connector as well when you install more then three graphics cards. Make sure all the connected power connectors (4-pin, 24-pin and SATA) are on the same PSU; otherwise, the motherboard may be damaged. *The diagrams shown here are for reference only. Please refer to the user manual that comes with your motherboard for the accurate location of the 4-pin power connectors. 23 English

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English
H110 Pro BTC+
2.7
PCIe Power Connector Installation Guide
Te two extra 4-pin power connectors on this motherboard oFer more power for your graph-
ics cards. Tey provide stable voltages and greatly reduce the risks of burning your mother-
board or graphics cards.
When more than three graphics cards are installed, be sure to install the PSU’s 4-pin
power cables to the 4-pin power connectors (PCIE_PWR) on your
motherboard; otherwise, the cards may be damaged.
Please MUS± install
TWO
PSU’s 4-pin power cables to your MB’s
TWO
4-pin power
connectors. Plug one of the
PSU's 4-pin power connector (
)
to
the 4-pin power
connector closer to the PCIe x16 slot (
PCIE_PWR1)
.
Ten plug another
PSU's 4-pin power connector
(
)
to
the other 4-pin power connector (
PCIE_PWR2)
.
If your PSU only provides
ONE
, then please MUS± install it to
the 4-pin power connector (PCIE_
PWR1) closer to the PCIe x16 slot
.
Important:
Besides the two PCIe power connectors, please connect the SA±A power connector
as well when you install more then three graphics cards. Make sure all the connected power
connectors (4-pin, 24-pin and SA±A) are on the same PSU; otherwise, the motherboard may
be damaged.
*Te diagrams shown here are for reference only. Please refer to the user manual that comes
with your motherboard for the accurate location of the 4-pin power connectors.
A
B
1
A
B
1
2
2