Will a EVGA 500w 80+ Bronze have cables required for a SAPPHIRE DUAL-X R9 270X?

[Theo Matthews]

Ive seen a good deal on a website but it only comes with one 6 pin to 4 pin cable, does the EVGA psu come with another 6 pin to 4 pin connecter or will i have to buy one seperatly, and if so when can i buy one?

EDIT: THANKYOU ALL FOR THE ANSWERS, ALL VERY HELPFUL

 

[Mattib 050]

You don't need to use molex to pcie adapters. One of the cables included has two 6+2 pin connectors on it, so just use this instead of an adapter.

 

[chris987]

Price breakdown by merchant: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/pFXXP6/by_merchant/
Power Supply: EVGA 500W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply ($34.99 @ NCIX US)
Total: $34.99
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2014-08-07 11:40 EDT-0400

yes 2x6+2pin pcie power cables included!

 

[Byte70]

Yes, atleast I am pretty sure. You can check it here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438012

 

[The_Freeman]

Ive seen a good deal on a website but it only comes with one 6 pin to 4 pin cable, does the EVGA psu come with another 6 pin to 4 pin connecter or will i have to buy one seperatly, and if so when can i buy one?

It should come with the necessary amount but if not look here:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-EVGA-Two-4-PIN-MOLEX-single-6-PIN-PCI-E-power-cable-adapter-/301260662348?pt=US_Power_Cables_Connectors&hash=item462488e64c

Hope this helps

The_Freeman

 

[Theo Matthews]

You don't need to use molex to pcie adapters. One of the cables included has two 6+2 pin connectors on it, so just use this instead of an adapter.

Sorry but i really dont understand, will my psu come with the needed cable that i wont get with my r9 270x or will i need to buy one?

 

[Karsten75]

Sapphire specifications/System requirements: http://www.sapphiretech.com/presentation/product/product_index.aspx?pid=2037&lid=1#

Needs 2 x 6-pin connectors.


EVGA 500w 80+ Bronze specifications: http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=100-B1-0500-KR

Has: 2 x (6+2) 8-pin connectors

So the conclusion is YES.

 

[The_Freeman]

You don't need to use molex to pcie adapters. One of the cables included has two 6+2 pin connectors on it, so just use this instead of an adapter.

Sorry but i really dont understand, will my psu come with the needed cable that i wont get with my r9 270x or will i need to buy one?

YES you will be fine

Hope this helps

The_Freeman

 

[junkeymonkey]

if the card requires 2 pci-e conectors then the psu needs to have the 2 pci-e connectors in some wa..y the card will need both plugged in to it to work if it requires 2

 

[Theo Matthews]

You don't need to use molex to pcie adapters. One of the cables included has two 6+2 pin connectors on it, so just use this instead of an adapter.

Sorry but i really dont understand, will my psu come with the needed cable that i wont get with my r9 270x or will i need to buy one?

YES you will be fine

Hope this helps

The_Freeman

One more thing, do you think its worth it buying the card for £40 less? its been used for 6 months,butsomething just tells me it might be a dodgy seller, its usually £130 and its £90 here, im 14 so £40 is a lot of money, but i do not want to get it and it end up breaking in a month

 

[Karsten75]

One more thing, do you think its worth it buying the card for £40 less? its been used for 6 months,butsomething just tells me it might be a dodgy seller, its usually £130 and its £90 here, im 14 so £40 is a lot of money, but i do not want to get it and it end up breaking in a month

Ugh, I would be very, very careful. think of it this way - you can lose £90 if the card is bad, or you can pay £40 more for a known good card with a few years' warranty... My first instinct is if I'm in doubt, I walk away.

 

[Theo Matthews]

One more thing, do you think its worth it buying the card for £40 less? its been used for 6 months,butsomething just tells me it might be a dodgy seller, its usually £130 and its £90 here, im 14 so £40 is a lot of money, but i do not want to get it and it end up breaking in a month

Ugh, I would be very, very careful. think of it this way - you can lose £90 if the card is bad, or you can pay £40 more for a known good card with a few years' warranty... My first instinct is if I'm in doubt, I walk away.

Yeah thats what ive been thinking off, the card is still the sapphire r9 270x but i dont want to buy it off someone whos put it through hell for 6 months

 

[The_Freeman]

One more thing, do you think its worth it buying the card for £40 less? its been used for 6 months,butsomething just tells me it might be a dodgy seller, its usually £130 and its £90 here, im 14 so £40 is a lot of money, but i do not want to get it and it end up breaking in a month

Ugh, I would be very, very careful. think of it this way - you can lose £90 if the card is bad, or you can pay £40 more for a known good card with a few years' warranty... My first instinct is if I'm in doubt, I walk away.

Yeah thats what ive been thinking off, the card is still the sapphire r9 270x but i dont want to buy it off someone whos put it through hell for 6 months

Buy it new stay safe and it will most probably be money better spent

The_Freeman