Urgent Help PC

[masterrevanhd]

Sorry if I posted in the wrong category.
I have a Dell optiplex 9010 sff. It has i7 3770. I'm trying to take all the hardware from it and put it in my old tower case. The CPU cooler has weird screws so I'm wondering if there is an alternative cooler. The Dell case has the screw mounts built in so changing case is impossible with the current cooler unless a whole separate mount is purchased.
Another issue I'm having is that I purchased a GTX 1070 turbo Asus and it needs an 8 pin connector for power. The Dell doesn't have it. I have another PSU but it has only one 6 pin. Is there a cable that converts 6 to 8?
Thanks guys

 

[DSzymborski]

If a PSU doesn't have the proper connectors, chances are it's a very poor quality PSU and it's missing the connector for a reason. You don't want to be using an adapter with a $350 GPU.

It's hard to say about the cooler without seeing exactly what you're talking about. I'd probably just buy a proper cooler.

 

[masterrevanhd]

Can you suggest me a good PSU that won't hurt my wallet? Below $100? Specs are i7 3770|12gb ram|GTX 1070 Asus turbo|2TB HDD|128gb SSD| what would you recommend for all these.

 

[DSzymborski]

Can you suggest me a good PSU that won't hurt my wallet? Below $100? Specs are i7 3770|12gb ram|GTX 1070 Asus turbo|2TB HDD|128gb SSD| what would you recommend for all these.

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Power Supply: EVGA - SuperNOVA G3 550 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply ($65.88 @ OutletPC)
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[masterrevanhd]

Also is it possible to use two 4 pin or one 6 and a 2 pin connectors for the gtx 1070 asus turbo?

 

[DSzymborski]

Adapters are asking for trouble. Use a PSU that has the proper 6+2 PCIE connections, no six-pin to 6+2 or double molex to 6+2.