corsair cx series cx600 power supply

[Timothy_16]

i need a fast and reliable answer honesty would be great with this, i bought a brand new corsair cx series cx600 600 watt 80+ bronze cert for my pc, the only problem im having is my board only has a 4 pin cpu slot, and the psu has 6 and 8 pin cpu connectors there are 2 6+2 connectors, does any of these 8 pin split apart or would it be best to send back and find one that has the 4 pin im searching non stop trying to find a psu that has the 4 pin im not having any luck i want a 600 watt psu bronze cert, my graphics card needs 350 watts and a good psu to power it plus every thing else, $80 price range and be great with free shipping since i got the corsair with free shipping

 

[Benab3]

The PSU will have the 4 pin requires to supply your motherboard, the 6+2 pins are there to plug into the graphics card and NOT the motherboard.
You are looking for the ones on the left: http://www.pcityourself.com/images/content/building/PSU_connectors.jpg

That being said, the CX PSU is well known for being garbage, so if you can return it, I would replace it with something like this, a much much better PSU: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Bgq4BP
What is your GPU?

 

[Kunra Zether]

The 6+2 Is for the GPU not the CPU. It should have come with a booklet telling you what each plug is for also your mobo should have one aswell. Here is a video to help.
https://youtu.be/2h_NYl4DRF4

 

[Timothy_16]

The PSU will have the 4 pin requires to supply your motherboard, the 6+2 pins are there to plug into the graphics card and NOT the motherboard.
You are looking for the ones on the left: http://www.pcityourself.com/images/content/building/PSU_connectors.jpg

That being said, the CX PSU is well known for being garbage, so if you can return it, I would replace it with something like this, a much much better PSU: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Bgq4BP
What is your GPU?

my video card is a nvidia geforce gt630 4gb ddr3 it is actually the one i have it is hard to find the exact one i got, i cant find much detail on it other than the 2gb ones, for what ive read and researched it needs 350 watts, and i do not want to go over $80 im making profit off this build im doing, and i do not want to go in the whole on it, the guy im selling the build to is not a gamer so it doesnt matter about graphics cards but this is the only 1 i have to use in the build the board has no on board video so itll work fine, just like i said im trying to spend as less as i can to build it, i only have $300 to use, and only one part of it is for a psu the left over is my profit, ive spent a lot of money building this pc actually and like to make some money back for what i got in it.

 

[Benab3]

The PSU will have the 4 pin requires to supply your motherboard, the 6+2 pins are there to plug into the graphics card and NOT the motherboard.
You are looking for the ones on the left: http://www.pcityourself.com/images/content/building/PSU_connectors.jpg

That being said, the CX PSU is well known for being garbage, so if you can return it, I would replace it with something like this, a much much better PSU: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Bgq4BP
What is your GPU?

my video card is a nvidia geforce gt630 4gb ddr3 it is actually the one i have it is hard to find the exact one i got, i cant find much detail on it other than the 2gb ones, for what ive read and researched it needs 350 watts, and i do not want to go over $80 im making profit off this build im doing, and i do not want to go in the whole on it, the guy im selling the build to is not a gamer so it doesnt matter about graphics cards but this is the only 1 i have to use in the build the board has no on board video so itll work fine, just like i said im trying to spend as less as i can to build it, i only have $300 to use, and only one part of it is for a psu the left over is my profit, ive spent a lot of money building this pc actually and like to make some money back for what i got in it.

The 350W you have read is for the whole system, not just the graphics card. I would recommend a cheapish 500W like this: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/pFXXP6
I would not spend anywhere near 80 dollars on a system like that.

What are the rest of the specs for the system?