Modular PSU

I have a Corsair RM750i 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply, I have owned it for 5 years now without any hiccups. I did a motherboard upgrade recently and this mobo of mine has an additional 4 pin ATX connector which is only used by "extreme" overclockers and only for extreme...

My goal was to remove my Rosewill 750 W PSU from an existing build (Build A) and replace it with my Corsair 650 W from another build (Build B). Both builds powered on and ran prior to this (Story spoiler: they don't anymore). I plugged a CPU 8 pin cord from my 750 into my 650, which I later...

So I just got my new Asus rtx3070 dual. I plug everything in, I have a modular PSU so I drag 2 PCI-E cables to the two 8pin slots. Press start button and nothing happens. I have one 6+2 cable that is not modular since my power supply is semi-modulpr so I try different combinations of...

Hello, drawing a bit of a blank now. I have an RTX 2070 , with an 8+6 connector on it. My power supply has three eight pins labeled (6+2) for PCI-E. I bought two eight pin cables thinking I could just cut the extra two pins off , but my computer couldn't boot like this. Do I need to buy an 8 to...

Hi all, I'm looking for some advice for a PC upgrade. I recently used PCPartPicker to build a new work machine. A lot of my work involves Cinema 4D, X-Particles (physical simulations) and Octane (GPU) rendering, so I built it with that in mind. However, I also had an idea of expanding it to a...

Specs: CPU: i5-3570k, Standard Clock GPU: EVGA GTX 970 Overclocked @ 110% Power Target, 91C, +136Clock, +500Memory RAM: DDR3 4GBx2 Motherboard: MSI-Z77A Monitor: 1920x1080 Game: Planet Side 2 Problem: No matter how high or low I set my graphics in game, I don't see a significant difference in...