Do I need to plug in the 4pin 12volt plug to the motherboard as well has the 24 pin connecter to get the pc to boot up

Can you give us the part number of PS, or picture of this 24 pin connector?

Maybe this is semipernament and you have to break-off this part?

The actual Processor fan connects to the CPU Fan header on the mainboard. It's 4 small pins. It plugs in right near the CPU socket on the mainboard. Check the user manual for exact placement, you may download it from the AOpen website if you don't have one already.

Plug in the 20Pin connector if that is the most Pins that the mainboard will allow. Cable tie the other 4Pins back onto the 20Pin connector.

Then if there is additional 4Pin connector required by the mainboard for CPU power and you don't have that connector on you power supply, you will need to purchase a Molex to 4Pin CPU power connector. When you go to the computer store check with them that all is correctly connected.

Take care!
damnor01

You need to do some trouble shooting. First you need to disconnect you hard drives, optical drives or any other unnecessary components. The only thing you should have connected is the 20 or 24 pin power connector for your motherboard and the 4pin cable to power your cpu. Then try booting the system, if you see your bios then you know that the problem is with the components you have disconnected.

firs remove the cover and remove the 24 pin conected to the motherboard from the smps you will also see another 4pin conector conected to your motherboard from the smps remove them to then short the pin green and bleck in the 24 pin connector and see wether the smps fan is working if working coneect the 24 pin to the motherboard leave the 4 pin aside and switch on the computer if the processor fan is working switch of the computer and connect the four pin conector to the motherboard and switch on the computer if the processor fan is not working then you have problem with the motherboard

Well, the connector u can buy frm the particular company shop!! but for supply reazon, u hv to desgin plug for particular given vols..or just buy the normal adaptor or variable adopter
and get connect he 4 pin plug on that and enjoy!!

hello sir, try the following make, sure that your power supply is working fine:

1. turn off the pc and remove the side cover, locate the memory module, and reseat it (remove and put it back). power on the pc. Still not working? (make sure that the 12 volt 4pin molex power connector is pluged on the motherboard)
2. off again, remove the memory modules again and clean its gold plated contacts by using an eraser (the pencil eraser) then put it back again. power on. still not working? do 1 and 2 several times. (make sure that the memory modules are good)
3. If several times has not worked, try to isolate the problem by removing all the connectors except. 20/24 pin power connector, the 4 pin 12volt power connector, the vga cable, front panel leds and switch. do 1 and 2 again.
4. still not working? check your motherboard connections and review your work?
5. is you pc 220 v plugged on 110v?
6. Check *********** board.

let me know your progress.

Hi, good day sir, there are several things you should do first.
1. Disconnect all connections to the motherboard.
2. make sure that your Power Supply 4pin 12volt molex and 24 pin molex connectors are tightly plug.
3. Clean the memory port from any dust, plug the RAM module, make sure also the module connector is clean.
4. Plug in the speaker and power switch.
5. Connect a VGA monitor.
6. Reset bios/cmos or simply operate the pc without the battery.
7. Plug the Power Supply to AC mains.
8. test the PC.
9. do this several times if you cant start the PC.
10. if every thing is OK, reconnect your PC and peripherals one at a time.
Hope this helps.keep me inform about your progress. thanks

yes only 20pin but if you have a 20+4 pin its a ok to use just u need to cut or remove the 4pin..

yes you will only use 20 of those 24 pins on this motherboard.

WAS THE POWER SUPPLY WORKING? IS THE 4PIN BLACK AND YELLOW CONNECTOR FROM POWER SUPPLY IN PLACE? DID YOU TRY BIOS CLEAR? IF IT IS NOT A NEW BOARD - CHECK FOR BLOWN CAPS AROUND CPU (UPRIGHT CYLINDER TYPE THINGIES. RESEAT RAM. CHECK IF MAYBE ONE OF 24 PIN ATX CONNECTOR DIDN'T PUSH OUT OF SLEEVE.