My gpu needs 2 6 pins but my psu only have 1 so i ordered a 6 pin to dual 8 pin splitter will it actually work??? The molex to 6 pin is out of the topic because my molex are occupied by my fans
What GPU make/model?My gpu needs 2 6 pins but my psu only have 1 so i ordered a 6 pin to dual 8 pin splitter will it actually work?
6 pin cable can output 5amp on each Pin (12v pin) so 5*2= 10amp max = 120watts.. (according to wiregauge and current handling capacity of cables and connectors(3rd 12v pin works as sense)My gpu needs 2 6 pins but my psu only have 1 so i ordered a 6 pin to dual 8 pin splitter will it actually work??? The molex to 6 pin is out of the topic because my molex are occupied by my fans
Well o only need 6 i said 8 because it is a 6 pin to dual 8 pin (6+2) but i only need 66 pin cable can output 5amp on each Pin (12v pin) so 5*2= 10amp max = 120watts.. (according to wiregauge and current handling capacity of cables and connectors(3rd 12v pin works as sense)
On 8 pin connector 3 pins provides 12v and rest are Ground and sense so 5*3 = 15Amps and max 180 watts of power...
2 of 8 pins Connector can provide upto 360 watts of power...
So 2*8 pins Connector provides 3 times more power than single 6 pin connector..
So don't you ever use those splitters on high Power consumption GPU...
Cables can melt and can cause fire.... Or permanent damage...
So don't use it.. unless your cables are very high quality and rated for more current.. and your PSU can provide so much juice...
No. Period. Your power supply does not have the cable you need because it is not capable of doing the job you want it to do. Adapters are not a safe option.My gpu needs 2 6 pins but my psu only have 1 so i ordered a 6 pin to dual 8 pin splitter will it actually work??? The molex to 6 pin is out of the topic because my molex are occupied by my fans
I don't have the money to buy a new psuNo. Period. Your power supply does not have the cable you need because it is not capable of doing the job you want it to do. Adapters are not a safe option.
Is this your power supply? https://www.econopc.net/product/500w-true-rated-power-supply/Its is a 500w true rated and the gpu is r9 380
Which also means you don’t have the money to replace damaged components when the psu fails. Save for a decent psu, don’t risk you whole pc on an inadequate psu.I don't have the money to buy a new psu(((
If you don't have the money to buy the insurance for the sports car, you don't have the money for the sports car.I don't have the money to buy a new psu(((
Hang on there. What exact Silverstone. There are many very good-to-excellent Silverstone PSUs, but there are some budget ones, especially older ones, that are rather poor PSUs. One of the problems you're having in this topic is that you're simply not being specific; we never got the exact model of the PSU you have and you're not saying the exact model you want to purchase. This is important safety equipment, the most important part of your PC, and you're leaving people without the most crucial information needed to answer your question.Update
Tommorow ill buy a silverstone 500w psu it has dual 6 pins that sill do the job