I recently changed my psu unit and now I don't have enough cables to power up my pc.
I bought chieftec gpe-500s eco series 500w psu.
Cpu is ryzen 5 2600
Gpu is AMD Radeon r9 290
Win 10, 4gb ddr4 gaming RAM
I also have 3 x ssd and that's all.
Sorry for poor config info but that's all I have becaise I can't power up my pc 😋
On online psu calculators, for my configuration calculations says that recommended psu is 488w
Problem is that my motherboard requires 8 pins and gpu requires 8 pins + 6 pins but psu have only 1 x 6+2 pins, 1 x 4 pins and 2 x molex.
I already attached that 2 x molex to 6 pins for gpu and don't have one more wire for motherboard.
And 6+2 pins connector only fits to gpu, not to motherboard.
Question is:
Is it safe to use splitters or what splitter type to use?
I'm imagined to use splitter 4 pins to 8 pins for motherboard because 4 pins cable is not in use but again, is it safe to do?
Thanks
I bought chieftec gpe-500s eco series 500w psu.
Cpu is ryzen 5 2600
Gpu is AMD Radeon r9 290
Win 10, 4gb ddr4 gaming RAM
I also have 3 x ssd and that's all.
Sorry for poor config info but that's all I have becaise I can't power up my pc 😋
On online psu calculators, for my configuration calculations says that recommended psu is 488w
Problem is that my motherboard requires 8 pins and gpu requires 8 pins + 6 pins but psu have only 1 x 6+2 pins, 1 x 4 pins and 2 x molex.
I already attached that 2 x molex to 6 pins for gpu and don't have one more wire for motherboard.
And 6+2 pins connector only fits to gpu, not to motherboard.
Question is:
Is it safe to use splitters or what splitter type to use?
I'm imagined to use splitter 4 pins to 8 pins for motherboard because 4 pins cable is not in use but again, is it safe to do?
Thanks
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