===Motherboard and PSU Compatibility===

Krizztech

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Hello guys recently i bought a GTX 770 and it came through the post today but once i had opened the case and got it in i then realised i didn't have a good enough power supply and i didnt have a 6pin and 8pin connector. so now i know i need to buy a new power supply and i was going to go with The Power Supply but i have been told there can be some compatibility issues and i didn't want to waste money if i ordered the PSU and there was issues so im here to see if you guys could tell me if my mother board and the PSU i want are compatible.

The Power Supply Link

and my motherboard which is a

Gigabyte
GA-78LMT-USB3

If any of you can answer my question then leave an answer below

THANK YOU !
 
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It is compatible and would work, but the cx series uses cheap caps and has a high failure rate. This 550w XFX http://www.amazon.co.uk/XFX-ATX-550-Power-Supply/dp/B004RJ8EKI/ is cheaper and a much higher quality unit and will power your system just fine.

bignastyid

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It is compatible and would work, but the cx series uses cheap caps and has a high failure rate. This 550w XFX http://www.amazon.co.uk/XFX-ATX-550-Power-Supply/dp/B004RJ8EKI/ is cheaper and a much higher quality unit and will power your system just fine.
 
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Krizztech

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At the moment in my computer I only have a 270V power supply.

 
huh?? there no such thing. the only compatibility you will need is how much power you need and if the motherboard connection is an ATX one. that's it... hell you could even buy a generic one. and as @bignastyid said there are adaptor to what you need/
 

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Is there no compatibility issue between the case size and psu size?
 


+1; XFX and Seasonic are both great power supply manufacturers.