I have a gtx 570 with two slots for 6 pin power connectors, will this work for me?
1842392
It should usually you can separate 2 of the male ends on the supplied power cords. Best bet is to just give a quick email to EVGA support
990894
Ok it has 3 PCI Express x1 connectors and a PCI Express x 16 Graphics connector and you can try the 4 2GB it should work because 8GB is the max it can take so yes
1457096
The plugs will work on reference designed GTX 760 cards and some aftermarket cards, and the power output is high enough for any GTX 760. This PSU has 2 6-pin PCIE plugs. Just make sure that's what you have, because some redesigned 760's require a 6- and 8-pin connector, such as this one here: http://www.amazon.com/Gigabyte-GDDR5-2GB-WINDFORCE-GV-N760OC-2GD-REV2-0/dp/B00DGM8B6O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1391732974&sr=8-1&keywords=gtx+760+6%2B8+pin You cannot plug a 6-pin connector into an 8-pin slot without converting it first. It won't work. If that's your case, then you'd need this, too: http://www.amazon.com/Manhattan-8-Inch-6-Pin-PCI-E-8-Pin/dp/B002SZ45BU/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1391733422&sr=8-3&keywords=6+pin+to+8+pin+pcie So, be sure of what you have. EDIT: I notice that other people are comparing this card to older cards. While (in some cases) they are correct, they would NOT be correct in the scenario I portrayed.
1062267
I would suspect that if you're replacing a prior card in your system, your power supply will be adequate. This card does not require any additional power cable to be attached, it gets all its power from the graphic's slot. I would imagine if you have over a 300W power supply you're OK.
2006288
As long as your power supply is powerful enough and has a free 8 pin and 6 pin connector, you should be good. Also, you must have a PCI-E slot on your motherboard. The older, AGP slots do not work for modern GPU's.
1628890
This power supply has 2, 6/8 PCI-E plugs. It should run about any video card you want to use. It will run your motherboard just fine.
300712
Yes, it requires the 6-pin PCIe power connector from your PSU. Or, if your PSU doesn't have the 6-pin PCIe, the card ships with a small adapter to turn two(?) Molex (IDE/HDD power) into a 6-pin PCIe.
1752053
Yes. The most important thing is the proper number of PCI-E connectors. I believe that the R9 290 requires 2 8 pin Or 1 6 pin and an 8 pin. Frankly you can possibly get away with a smaller PS provided all the power requirements for all the components are met
1894201
This should work for the power supply or the data support port have not change. You should be good.
427966
Both 6 pin and 8 pin power connectors are included with this power supply so I don
880983
It should be plenty...look at power connections on this card: I think this one has two 8-pin receptacles. On your power supply, you'll need two 8-pin power connectors for each card.
1256005
Yes. The PCIe 16x slot will accommodate that card. Make sure your power supply is adequate and has the right number of 6-pin connectors. Use Thermaltake's Power Supply Calculator to make sure you're not under- or over- supplying power to the card.
2006286
As long as your power supply is sufficient enough and has both an eight pin and six pin, and your motherboard has an available PCI-Express slot you should be fine.
1116289
All you need are the power connectors from your power supply. This card requires 2 6 pin PCI-E power cables.
791203
it comes with 2 power connectors 2 6pin which can be pluged in the power supply. i only use one of them and the other 6 pin on my psu on mine works grate so u need 2 6 pin it comes with them though just make sure your psu can hold them.. GL
1420240
Presumably yes, if all your system components are in perfect working condition, but you must check with the manufacturers of the components to be sure. I make no guarantees on compatibility. If you have a poor PSU, perhaps not. You also need 2 - 8pin connectors to power this card.
1787487
Yes. It should have 6 prongs and should attach to the end of the GPU to provide power to the card.