ing JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Previous Next VirtualLarry No Lifer Aug 00, 0000 00,000 0,000 000 Aug 0, 0000 #0 Are you a human? www.newegg.com I haven't tested this myself, but I've read on here (from Markfw and others) about X000 (and EPYC?) boards that require dual 0-pin CPU power, and if you don't plug in BOTH of them, you have booting problems. This little adapter from Athena Power may solve that issue. It converts between a 0-pin PCI-E power cable, to a 0+0 CPU power cable. 