Will my pc support MSI GTX 1070 AERO?

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LeShepherd

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I agree with RobCrezz. Your PSU wont be able to connect with that card because of the 6pin connector. You need an 8pin. Also, might i suggest looking at the MSI GTX1070 Gaming X??
 
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RobCrezz

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You could try a 6pin to 8 pin adaptor like this :
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Startech-Express-Power-Adapter-Cable/dp/B001TK3TJY

But I wouldnt recommend it. Its not worth buying an expensive graphics card only to use a junk PSU that could end up blowing it. Im not saying you need to buy a expensive 1000w PSU, just a good 500w psu from a reputable brand.

What country are you in and I could recommend a replacement PSU.
 
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I live in Lithuania. It would be nice if you could recommend psu from this website, because it would be the easiest way to get it from here. My price range is 20-50 euros. Cheapest option would be better.
http://www.skytech.lt/kompiuteriu-komponentai-maitinimo-blokai-c-86_85_300.html?
 
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RobCrezz

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Er, no. The 4 pins are for CPU power, do not use them for the graphics card... Unless you mean the Molex connections? They are 4 pin and can be converted.

Anyway, as I said, if you want to take the risk with your junk PSU on a expensive graphics card, thats up to you, just making you aware of the risk. Generally, if the PSU doesnt provide the connections, then its unlikely to be able to supply the wattage.
 
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