Is there some sort of adapter for this? How can I get this card goin with this PSU. It’s a 750w psu

30 Comments

  1. SirGeorgington

    You don’t, you use 2 8 pin PCIe connectors.

  2. I would recommend a different cable. Using an adapter runs the risk of drawing too much power through the 6 pin connector. 6 pins are rated for around 75 watts, 8 pins around 150 watts.

  3. Alucardhellss

    That 6 pin should have another 2 pin hanging about somewhere

  4. Puzzleheaded-Brief56

    You… Don’t.. was this a genuine question? If your power supply isn’t modular you need a new one to accommodate your new GPU.

  5. dominick2692

    You can’t you have to get a new power supply or different connectors from the manufacturer

  6. Ashamed_Passage_9535

    The PCIE cable that has 6+2 can be put together to make it an 8pin connector. You have 2 8 pin connectors if you do this.

  7. Puttness

    Conservation of mass makes it impossible to create two 8 pins from one 8 pin and a 6 pin. Sorry.

  8. usernamesforsuckers

    1. Buy a 6+2 pin cable

    2. Plug it in alongside your 8 pin cable

    3. Ignore the 6 pin connector

  9. greenmoon1994

    Very carefully if you want your pc to explode

  10. theRealStichery

    Well 6+8=14 and 8+8=16. So you don’t.

  11. slavicslothe

    Hey uh you need two 8 pin cords plugged into the psu. Thats not the right kind of connector.

  12. I have a mild feeling this is a troll post, even the picture cut off the 2 pin from the 6+2

  13. Evening-Cicada163

    You should get a 6 pin to 8 pin adapter

  14. jcready92

    Use the 6+2 and the 8. It’s like that in case you don’t need 8 and need 6. Not sure why everyone is getting all weird like they were innately born with PC knowledge.

  15. AmoebaPrize

    There is a 6pin to 8pin PCIE adapter. I used one on an older Seasonic 600watt PSU to power a R7 1700 and a 5600xt that needed a 8pin.

  16. Madrock777

    You have a 6+2 that’s 8. It’s just 6+2 incase you don’t need a an 8 and only need a 6. Put the 2 next to it it will all go in and work.

  17. Vektir4910

    Sorry your getting torched OP, I didn’t know a 6+2 pin was ok either. But it’s how it’s done. Pretty likely you have a two pin cable tucked away somewhere. They sorta clip together.

  18. TheKiwiFox

    John has 6 apples and Tim has 8 apples.

    Gary needs 16 apples to satisfy his deal with the Marciano Crime Family.

    *Gary was only able to get 14 apples and is now wearing cement shoes at the bottom of the Hudson River.*

  19. blackest-Knight

    Everyone saying “you can’t” have obviously never checked what those 2 extra pins do.

    Just buy a 6 to 8 converter on Amazon.

  20. use 2 separate cables to power each gpu port

Write A Comment