Question dual PSU adapters

[Proprietary Software]

I read online that to use two PSUs in a single system, you need a dual-PSU adapter. I decided to go with this: https://www.amazon.com/BAY-Direct-M...onics&sprefix=dual+psu,electronics,135&sr=1-5
However, it requires a 4-pin molex from my main PSU. My PSU is dell stock; I do not see anything that resembles a 4-pin molex... There are only CPU and motherboard connectors coming out. How do I get this 4-pin molex thing?

 

[Math Geek]

you don't. if it does not have it, then you need to get one that does. since you're getting a new psu anyway, may as well get one that will run your system without need for any odd adapters and trying to run 2 psu's on one system.

we can offer some advice on what you need if you post your pc specs

 

[NightHawkRMX]

If you dont have the cable you cant use that meathod.
Why are you doing 2 psu setup? It is really not a good idea and can cause issues.

 

[Proprietary Software]

I would love to ditch my old PSU. However, both my PSU and motherboard are dell proprietary stocks...I can't unplug any cables and the motherboard has a 8pin plug for power supply, which I don't have.
I am using a two PSU setup because my graphics card needs extra power. Stock PSU does not have a PCIe connection point.