Do all Power Supplies Have The Same Connectors?

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I'm going to buy a new GPU but my current PSU wont support its power draw. I need to make sure that my new PSU will still have all of the same connectors that are required to power my PC. How can I be sure that it will? Thanks guys! :)
 
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Hi

Since you did not give any details of motherboard and cpu we cant give you definite advice
Current generation psu atx v ?
Have atx 24 pin
12v atx/eps. 4/8 pin
Both above for motherboard

Pci-e. 6 and 8 pin for graphics card
Sata for modern hdd & DVD
Molex 4 pin for old hdd or fans or DVD
Usually a minature 4 pin for floppy disk drive


Regards
Mike Barnes
 
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According to CPU-Z, it is a Dell 088DT1 (after this in a separate box it says A01) motherboard and I have a Intel Core i3 processor. Its also a Dell Inspiron if that helps at all.
 
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Could you find me a PSU that has these connections: ATX 12v (4 pin), ATX 24 pin, two or more SATA power connectors, and has a 750 WATT output or more? These are the connections that are coming out of my current PSU. Thanks! :)
 
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