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An ATX v2.0 power supply typically features a 24-pin main connector for the motherboard. This connector may also be split into a 20-pin and a 4-pin configuration for backward compatibility with older motherboards. In addition to the 24-pin connector, ATX v2.0 power supplies include various other connectors for CPUs, GPUs, and peripherals.

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