Power Supply, Motherboard and GPU problem

[PLEASE TELL ME]

I have a Gigabyte H110M-S2HP, a corsair VS650 and a EVGA GTX 1080 FTW. Here's the problem:
My power supply only has 2x6 pin PCI-E cables, my graphics card has 2 needs 2x8 pin connectors. The graphics card comes with 2 weird adapters where you connect two 6 pin PCI-E connectors in. Will that be enough if I only use 1? Should I only plug one 6 pin into the 6 to eight pin and use both?

And finally will my motherboard+graphics card work if I unplug the 8 pin connector from the motherboard that says CPU and use it on the graphics card instead while also using 1 of the weird adapters

 

[Titanforall]

I wouldnt recommend that way it might damage your gpu the only way is to buy a newer powersupply which has 2*8pins connectors
further you might lost this 4K beast

 

[PLEASE TELL ME]

I wouldnt recommend that way it might damage your gpu the only way is to buy a newer powersupply which has 2*8pins connectors
further you might lost this 4K beast

So it will work with only 1 8 pin connector?

 

[visrozar]

I think the corsair vs650 comes with one 8 pin and one 6 pin PCIe cable.

Anyway, I wouldn't suggest using this PSU with gtx 1080.