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No way will you run it on a 350w psu. Its actually really easy to use 2 power supplies, it just looks BAD. I would recommend to just get a new one thats around 500-600w. Dont get a really cheap $20 one either. The only reason I have a 1kw psu is because it was on sale for around the same price as a 750.Alright, I'll try rigging up an adapter for my 500W PSU (80$ Modular power supply ). Thanks for all your help.Somewhat true. A crappy low amp 600w psu wont be able to power a gpu with a lower power requirement like 500w. But still, a 350w with tons of amps still wont be able to power a gpu with a power requirement of like 500w. Anyways 350w psus dont have many amps to begin with. The only ones with 20 amps are around $150 anyways. You could buy a 1000w for the same priceQuote from: broque on September 15, 2009, 06:00:14 PM

It's not the volts (watts) It's the amps
You shouldn't have cut class the day this was taught. You fail!!as I said above
And why do you need to rig up an adapter...Quote from: computeruler on September 15, 2009, 06:56:31 PM
And why do you need to rig up an adapter...

Did you even read the REST of the thread? The adapter was to convert the 20-pin molex that his 500w PSU has to a 24-pin one.Oh ya umm.... Sadly, my local computer store doesn't have any adapters, and buying from Newegg will result in a shipping cost exceeding the cost of the actual part.

I read here that you can just plug in a 20pin connector into a 24pin motherboard and it should work as long as you don't PULL too much wattage from the motherboard. Any opinions on that? I'm considering doing that since I don't feel like spending 10 dollars on an adapter, and I can't FIND any female Molex connectors to make an adapter with.Quote from: optix2000 on September 16, 2009, 08:22:29 PM
Sadly, my local computer store doesn't have any adapters, and buying from Newegg will result in a shipping cost exceeding the cost of the actual part.

I read here that you can just plug in a 20pin connector into a 24pin motherboard and it should work as long as you don't pull too much wattage from the motherboard. Any opinions on that? I'm considering doing that since I don't feel like spending 10 dollars on an adapter, and I can't find any female Molex connectors to make an adapter with.

Either get the adapter or get a new power supply.+1


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