PSU doesn't have one. Even if it did I would want to power that card with such a weak PSU. It only has a 20a 12v rail(240w) which is very very poor for a PSU advertising itself as a 500w PSU.
PSU doesn't have one. Even if it did I would want to power that card with such a weak PSU. It only has a 20a 12v rail(240w) which is very very poor for a PSU advertising itself as a 500w PSU.
I didn't really see any need for a higher wattage unit. A good 450w psu is easily enough for any socket 1151 cpu on a b150 board and a gpu that only requires a 6-pin power connector. Even if you had an i7 and a GPU that would all it's available power from the pci-e slot and 6-pin connector that system will still be only be ~300w of max combined power usage.
Yes
The corsair has 2 6+2 pin pci-e connectors
The EVGA GS has 4 6+2 pin connectors
The G2 has 2 6+2 and 1 6-pin
6+2 pin connectors work in 6-pin and 8-pin ports.
Yes
The corsair has 2 6+2 pin pci-e connectors
The EVGA GS has 4 6+2 pin connectors
The G2 has 2 6+2 and 1 6-pin
6+2 pin connectors work in 6-pin and 8-pin ports.
Would a PCI - E 6 pin adapter work on my current PSU?
An adapter exists but would be a bad idea with the quality of that psu you'd be gambling with the health of the system and creating a possible fire hazard to boot.
I wouldn't do it with my money and hardware seen too many junk psus wipeout other hardware. The reason for buying a quality built psu is not a lesson you want to learn the hard way as I and many others have. But ultimately its your decision if you want to risk it.
I wouldn't do it with my money and hardware seen too many junk psus wipeout other hardware. The reason for buying a quality built psu is not a lesson you want to learn the hard way as I and many others have. But ultimately its your decision if you want to risk it.
out of the 3 you linked, which one would you chose?