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Ok kids 
Long time since I posted here so I'll just get straight to the point..
I have a custom computer, all of the parts custom bought and I know they all work because it was assembled before. However I had someone else assemble it for me and I know how to put it all together, to the case, all of the cards in the right places and screws where they should be. The only thing that gets me is where the PSU connecters actually go. I can understand that for example, 4x1 connecters go into the 4x1 slot, simple. But I have some confusion as which PSU connecters are safe to connect to each OTHER, so I don't short circuit my computer. So if anyone has a guide or a screenshot of their system which clearly shows how theyve connected their PSU to their system would be greatly appreciated. I'll get a picture of my system pre-PSU fitting if it would be needed.
PS: The reason I'm not getting the same guy to do it is because this could take in excess of 4/5 days because he does it cheap at like £17.50 or something
Plus I think it's good to have a go myself. I'm fairly confident in what I'm doing there's just alot of expensive (at the time) equipment there so I don't want to do anyhthing silly and blow it up when I press the button 
Thanks in advance.
Long time since I posted here so I'll just get straight to the point..I have a custom computer, all of the parts custom bought and I know they all work because it was assembled before. However I had someone else assemble it for me and I know how to put it all together, to the case, all of the cards in the right places and screws where they should be. The only thing that gets me is where the PSU connecters actually go. I can understand that for example, 4x1 connecters go into the 4x1 slot, simple. But I have some confusion as which PSU connecters are safe to connect to each OTHER, so I don't short circuit my computer. So if anyone has a guide or a screenshot of their system which clearly shows how theyve connected their PSU to their system would be greatly appreciated. I'll get a picture of my system pre-PSU fitting if it would be needed.
PS: The reason I'm not getting the same guy to do it is because this could take in excess of 4/5 days because he does it cheap at like £17.50 or something
Plus I think it's good to have a go myself. I'm fairly confident in what I'm doing there's just alot of expensive (at the time) equipment there so I don't want to do anyhthing silly and blow it up when I press the button Thanks in advance.
