I can't find my pci-e on my psu

[Franc]

Hello,
I just got a new gpu and it takes 2 psu slots and my comp came with a 5770 but it was plugged in using a molex adapter and I don't see any stand alone pci-e laying around my psu is 600 watt and sli ready

 

[cball1311]

If the PSU has PCIe power adapters, they would be a 6 pin or 6+2 pin plug. The 6+2 pin has a break-a-way on the 2 pin, leaving the 6 pins for the GPU. What is the PSU make?

 

[avenseth12]

What is the make of your PSU? You should have atleast 1 PCIe connector and then you can use a molex adapter if your GPU requires it

 

[Franc]

What is the make of your PSU? You should have atleast 1 PCIe connector and then you can use a molex adapter if your GPU requires it

Psaz-cp600 worst case I have 1 unused molex and a 4pin floppy could I convert the floppy into a molex then get another adapter

 

[cball1311]

I would just recommend, if you have the funds, to by a more reliable PSU such as this,
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817256071

It has all the connectors you need even for SLI.

 

[mbreslin1954]

I agree, get a decent PSU.

 

[MC_K7]

Yep, I agree, it's never a good idea to plug a super nice video card into a no name cheap PSU. Here's another good choice:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139020

Looks like somehow the link isn't working but I just wanted to point to the Corsair TX-650 version 2.

 

[Franc]

If that's the case I'm just gonna hold off save to make a brand new build but thank for the psu like I'll probably get one of those for the new one