[SOLVED] 450 watt Evga doesn't have a Pci-E Connector

himwhynot

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A while back, I got a 450 watt evga when first building my computer. I was planning on upgrading my gpu and I couldn't find a cord for the pci-e. Should I buy my own? Will it fry my system? The manual mentions a pci-e cord but doesn't come with one.

The model is Evga B3 450 W 80+ Bronze
 
Solution
That PSU has 2 6+2 pin pci-e connectors. Since it's a modular unit check the cables that should have come with it. If you no longer have the cables you will need to buy cables that are compatible with it.

Checking right now.
 

They're aren't any ports for the pci-e.

Edit: *Labeled pci-e
 
PCIE\VGA cable goes here:


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Thanks guys! I just needed to make sure before I the bought cables.