Can I use this together with an adapter cable which is 4-pin molex to 8-pin for a GTX770 graphics card? My PSU only has two 6-pin power cables.
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not sure but this is a pretty cheap PSU...i wouldn't risk my GPU with it. Just buy a new better PSU they are not very expensive
585561
You power supply (PS) should have a connector that will mate with the graphics card. If no, you probably have an under-powered PS and need to upgrade.
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This does have a Six-Pin Auxiliary power connect, I'm still currently using this PSU. Just be sure to look at the 6-pin wattage requirement for the GPU.
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No. This adapter is meant to take an 8-pin rail and convert it to a 6+2 rail to power graphics cards that only have 6-pin connectors. The 8-pin at the top of the Y is female, so you connect the 8-pin rail from the power supply there; then, use one or both 6+2 connectors on the graphics card.If any part of this is unclear, please tell me in a comment or reply, and I'll clarify.
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I would expect so, as long as you're not overloading it with other accessories or CPU power. The card specs say it needs 300W in addition to what the bus provides. The PSU lists 4 x (6+2 PCIe power connectors) which are what is needed to plug directly into the video card (1 or 2 of these). The graphics card should also come with a Molex to PCIe power cable, which you could also use to power things up. Have fun!
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Came with adapter cable incase you do not have a 6 pin PCI-E cable from your PSU
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It requires two 8 pin connectors from at least a 600 watt power supply. I personally use a single cable with a two 8 pin splitter and it has been working well for me. I am able to run two 770s in sli with a AX860 power supply with no problems.Check out this review to further explain the power requirements of the card.http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/msi_geforce_gtx_770_lightning_review,7.html
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The last picture has 2 types of adapters. The ones on the left are Molex to PCI-e power adapters. They are used if you have an older power supply that doesn't have PCI-e power outlets. The white one on the right is a DVI-VGA adapter. I am currently using that adapter, since my triple monitor setup doesn't like to recognize any of the monitors if I have a DVI/DVI/HDMI setup. For whatever strange reason, that goes away if I go with a DVI/DVI-VGA/HDMI setup. Just a strange hiccup I have had with this card.
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Jennifer, I think you are mixing up IDE connectors for molex connectors which are power connectors. You will have enough molex connectors to power your graphic cards. Jennife (IDE) or Pata which is the other name for 40 pin data cables
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You need to use and plug two PCI-E 8 pin power cables. Using Just one would harm your Card. It comes just with one 8 pin adapter because it is usual that power supplies have one of it. If your power supply has two 8 pin power cord use them directly. Use the adapter just in case ur pwr supply has one on it. But.. if your power supply does not have Any, it is time to buy one new. Remember.. it is NECESSARY to plug both, otherwise you will harm your nice and expensive Card.
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Why do you need another 8-pin? No, you need a converter. 4-pin molex to 8-pin atx 12v.
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Hi, no. Your power supply has to have 2 six pin PCI connectors. http://xfxforce.com/en-gb/Products/Graphics-Cards/AMD/AMD-Radeon-HD-7000/AMD-Radeon-HD-7870.aspx
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If you don't see a 4 pin connector you most likely have an 8 pin connector divided into two 4 pin connectors. Use that instead. Your psu has to have a 4 pin or 8 pin motherboard connector though
2098686
If your psu has 2 8 pinn connectors use them, you can use 2 connectors off the same line. But you can use one of the 6 to 8 pinn adapters and a 8 pinn off your psu if your psu only had one 8 pinn connector.
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As long as your motherboard has an unoccupied PCI-express ×16 port, and your power supply is capable of 600 watts on a single-card setup. Ideally for power connection, you would need a 8 pin and a 6 pin connector from your power supply (6 and 6+2) If it is a little older, you might be in need of molex to 6 or 8 pin adapters(maybe both.)
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If you have a extra power dongle from the power supply, you can use it. If not, you can purchase a Computer Molex 4 Pin Power Supply Y Splitter Cable Generic from Amazon
2018309
There are a 20/24 pin power connector, a 4/8 pin aux power connector, 2 sata power connectors, and 4 pin molex connector on a 2" cable which you would need a cable extender/splitter to use. The only problem I had was with an ITX MB with the 24 pin connector in the extreme front left corner of the board which was hard to reach given the short lengths of all the cables. Otherwise I love this case/PSU and have built 4 systems using it so far. Richard R