Insufficient power supply cables provided

[rapsnod]

I am creating my first (and second) builds and im using the same 700w 80+ bronze certified PSU for both since it comboes with components from both builds making it very cost efffective. However it says that it comes with
20+4 PIN 1 (600mm) x 1
CPU (4+4) 1 (650mm) x 1
6+2 PCI-E 4 (550mm+150mm) x 1
SATA 6(450mm+150mm+150mm) x 2
4 pin Peripheral x 3
FLOPPY x 1
and unless i'm mistaken I will need 2 Pcie 6 pin header for one build (gtx 970) and 2 8 pin headers for the other (r9 280x). am i right? are there any other ones i will need? where can i find them? or should i look for another PSU?
heres the link to the PSU http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817116032

 

[i7Baby]

Doesn't sound like a very good quality PSU.

For a 970 you'll need 500W. For a 280x, 600W.

Try a Seasonic M12II 620 instead.

 

[fkr]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182132

this one is a little cheaper and very good

 

[PhatLloyd]

You are correcet, they both require 14 pins each. But what you can do is just buy another psu. That is the only thin to do now, unless you want to buy the molex to 8/6 pin connectors but that just be silly. BEst bet, New psu

 

[PhatLloyd]

You might be interested in this one:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151138&cm_re=seasonic-_-17-151-138-_-Product

 

[rapsnod]

quick closely related question. would a reliable 650W PSU run this sytem without problems?
amd fx 8350
sapphire r9 280x
1 hdd
a few fans and leds
this build is for my girl friend and i dont want any awkward problems XD

 

[i7Baby]

Yes.