Does my 400W power supply have a 6-pin connector for a GTX 960?

[Xphonyd]

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[alexoiu]

I guess that you're the only one having the answer http://img.dxcdn.com/productimages/sku_28979_2.jpg

 

[Xphonyd]

I guess that you're the only one having the answer http://img.dxcdn.com/productimages/sku_28979_2.jpg

I'd rather have an answer online then to go open the back panel and mess up all my cable management. (I don't have zipties you know!)

 

[bignastyid]

We need more info like the make and model of the PSU(located on a sticker on the side of the psu).

 

[Xphonyd]

We need more info like the make and model of the PSU(located on a sticker on the side of the psu).

It's a Solytech 400W Model ID : SL-F400

 

[bignastyid]

According to the specs it should have a single 6-pin connector. But the PSU itself is low quality and I would not suggest powering a gtx 960 with it. I wouldn't even power a 750 ti with it.

 

[Xphonyd]

According to the specs it should have a single 6-pin connector. But the PSU itself is low quality and I would not suggest powering a gtx 960 with it. I wouldn't even power a 750 ti with it.

I'm actually powering a 750TI without a 6-pin only using PCI-E x16

 

[bignastyid]

But what psu do you have. It not the size it's the low quality of the unit. A low quality psu like that solytech unit places the system at risk of damage at any load and the higher the load the higher the risk of it frying everything it powers.

 

[Xphonyd]

Oh, thanks for the explaination, I'm not going to recommend iBuyPower systems anymore. My computer is based off a iBuyPower computer, just home-made and custom fans.