No 6pins connector for Graphics card

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PcNewbee

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Hi, peeps.
I'm planning to buy a gtx 550 ti. But my Psu doesn't have the 6pins connector to power up my graphics card. My Psu model is ATX-450W-P4 http://.
Can use the molex-6pins adapter join up my Psu with graphics card?
Is is safe and does my Psu have enough power?
Currently running "pentium G630"
 
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panathas
I'm afraid you have to get a new and better PSU. That specific PSU isn't very good and keep in mind that it didn't include a 6-PIN PCIe connector for a reason. Using this kind of adapter, you are risking your entire system's life. If that PSU get stressed beyond its limits (which are well below the 450W spec), it will certainly blow up, taking out the rest of your system with it.
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I'm afraid you have to get a new and better PSU. That specific PSU isn't very good and keep in mind that it didn't include a 6-PIN PCIe connector for a reason. Using this kind of adapter, you are risking your entire system's life. If that PSU get stressed beyond its limits (which are well below the 450W spec), it will certainly blow up, taking out the rest of your system with it.
 
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