GTX 1080 ti with 1x 6+2 pcie psu....

[aiman_9]

since gtx 1080 ti need 2x 8 pin pcie, and i have 1 6+2 pcie pin ( 1x 8 pin pcie), can i use molex adapter (dual 4 pin molex to 8 pin pcie)? can i use that way to power up my graphic card? my psu 650w....

 

[dotas1]

If you can afford a 1080ti then you can afford a proper PSU of 70-90$. To answer your question we need make and model of your PSU. If it's decent, yes you can, no you shouldn't do it. Buy a new PSU to keep your expensive hardware safe.

 

[13thmonkey]

Please get a PSU that natively provides 2x6+2 pin, for your cards sake.

 

[aiman_9]

If you can afford a 1080ti then you can afford a proper PSU of 70-90$. To answer your question we need make and model of your PSU. If it's decent, yes you can, no you shouldn't do it. Buy a new PSU to keep your expensive hardware safe.

aerocool AF-650.. is it ok?

 

[aiman_9]

Please get a PSU that natively provides 2x6+2 pin, for your cards sake.

ok sir.. will get that one

 

[13thmonkey]

let us know what options you have in your budget and location

 

[aiman_9]

let us know what options you have in your budget and location

sir, can u suggest psu that can works fine with this graphic card?

 

[dotas1]

Tell us your location and budget. Go for Corsair or Seasonic of at least 650w and preferably gold rated (I am saying at least because it's an expensive GPU that I wouldn't pair with a lower quality, wattage and performance PSU).

 

[aiman_9]

Tell us your location and budget. Go for Corsair or Seasonic of at least 650w and preferably gold rated (I am saying at least because it's an expensive GPU that I wouldn't pair with a lower quality, wattage and performance PSU).

about budget, it will not be a problem... sir can u suggest corsair psu.. i made a research, which one is better? TX or AX series? is RM series is enough?

 

[dotas1]

AX is better. TX is good but not that good and RM is third. If budget is not an issue go for AX