Hi, I posted another thread earlier today trying to figure out what GFX card to get and after some advice settled for the Nvidia GTX 760 being my first choice... (http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1994652/upgrading-system.html)
That decision relied on the GTX 760 being able to get enough juice from my Chieftec gps-450aa-101a 450W PSU. It does seem to deliver enough amps and watts (just barely but still), now my main concern is that it might not have the actual connectors and plugs needed. I'm not at home not so cant physically check and ideally I want to buy my new graphics card before going home. Nvidia mentions that the 760 gets power from two 6pin connectors, and somewhere on the net i see mention of one 8pin and one 6pin. My PSU seems to have neither tho, if you check this image:
Any thoughts? I'm thinking it's a no-go and that I need to get a new 500W PSU.. which will probably make the whole buy a bit unaffordable at the moment... Means I will have to go with a GTX 660 or Radeon R7
That decision relied on the GTX 760 being able to get enough juice from my Chieftec gps-450aa-101a 450W PSU. It does seem to deliver enough amps and watts (just barely but still), now my main concern is that it might not have the actual connectors and plugs needed. I'm not at home not so cant physically check and ideally I want to buy my new graphics card before going home. Nvidia mentions that the 760 gets power from two 6pin connectors, and somewhere on the net i see mention of one 8pin and one 6pin. My PSU seems to have neither tho, if you check this image:
Any thoughts? I'm thinking it's a no-go and that I need to get a new 500W PSU.. which will probably make the whole buy a bit unaffordable at the moment... Means I will have to go with a GTX 660 or Radeon R7