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2Since you haven't put the model of motherboard on, all we can do is guess really. Can you update your question to include specific model numbers for the motherboard and PSU?– Michael FrankCommented Aug 26, 2018 at 22:34
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The motherboard is a colorful B250A and the manual is this gigaplus.makeshop.jp/oliospec/C.B250A-BTCPLUSV20.pdf. The PSU is a Thermaltake SMART 650W Power Supply - 80 PLUS– user1657666Commented Aug 26, 2018 at 22:52
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That motherboard is not a conventional PC motherboard, and the ATX PSU that you have is incompatible. That mobo would fit in the industrial PC category, and needs a single-output 12VDC power supply (of suitable amperage) wired with a male 4-pin ATX12V connector. Also note that there is a PCIe input power connector (12V_PCIE_IN) for each one of the eight PCIe slots.– sawdustCommented Aug 26, 2018 at 23:45
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