I want to test an RTX 2070 Super in a 5 year old PC w/ a Corsair 430M.
I don't want to buy a good PSU. I am slightly poor, and PSU's are hard to find at this time.
- The card requires an 8-pin and a 6 pin connector.
- My real PSU has one 6+2 connector labeled PCIE. It also has a 6-pin plug labeled CPU.
- My old PSU (Bestec ATX-300-12EB3 from a GW507 that has a 6-pin moldex labeled P11
- the "P" is clear, but the "11" might be something else .
- The actual wires are white on one row & black on the row next to the clip.
- I would keep the second PSU outside the box, but grounded to it.
- This setup would only exist for a couple of days.
I don't want to buy a good PSU. I am slightly poor, and PSU's are hard to find at this time.
- After testing the RTX 2070 Super, I plan to sell it on eBay. But I want to know it's working - it was one month old when I bought it from a guy who had gone rabid after the AMD 3000 series roll-out.
- My current PSU should work fi9ne, even when I upgrade to n GTX1660S. If it doesn't, then I will upgrade the PSU.