1 x 8 pin EPS 12V, which is the auxiliary power interface of CPU. Generally, it is 4+4PIN mode, which is used to be compatible with 4PIN and 8PIN CPU power interface. This usually only needs one, because home computers generally have 1 CPU.
12 x peripheral is a big 4PIN, also called D port or PATA interface, which is mainly used to connect chassis fans and make various connections, and there are not many host accessories that directly use it. Your power supply has an interface like 12.
12 x SATA, which is a SATA interface used to connect SATA devices such as hard disks and optical drives. Your power supply has an interface like 12.
2 x floppy drive, this is the floppy drive interface. The floppy drive is no longer used, so these two interfaces are useless.
6 x PCI-E, used for auxiliary power supply of graphics card, is divided into 6PIN and 6+2PIN. At present, high-end graphics cards generally have two 6PIN or 6+2PIN interfaces. If the power supply has enough PCIE interfaces, it is easy to install and there is no need to buy a patch cord. Your power supply has six such interfaces.
Your motherboard needs 1 24PIN motherboard interface and 1 8PIN CPU auxiliary power interface, and each HX850 has a corresponding interface.
Your graphics card needs two 6PIN (is this wrong? I remember that 580 has at least 1 8 pins, and HX850 has 6 PCIE interfaces, which is enough.
Your hard disk and optical drive each need 1 SATA interfaces, and HX850 has 12 SATA interfaces, which is more than enough.
As for the chassis, the chassis itself does not need power supply, depending on how many chassis fans you want to install. HX850 has 12 large 4 needles. You won't install more than 12 fans in the chassis, will you? So it must be enough.
The conclusion is that the interface of HX850 is enough, and there are many left.
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