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11-12-2023 09:00 AM - edited 11-12-2023 09:17 AM
Hello Hewlett Packard. 😀 that there that i have circled in Red! do i have to use that for the Desktop Motherboard? i would like it if you can recommend a higher watts Power Supply with that same connector circled in Red.
can you recommend Power Supply for a Z220 CMT Workstation? i want to use a MSI NVIDIA GTX 980 Ti 6GB DDR5 Graphics card but i don't have enough Power Connectors for the Graphics card. i've only got 1 Power connector for a Graphics Card.
Please See This image.
That here in Circled in Red! what is that called?
11-12-2023 09:25 AM
Check and see if you have the UEFI bios else that card will not work
That GTX 980 Ti had a minimum power requirement of 600 watts. I think your power supply is either 240 or 400
@SDH has some graphic card recommendations here
I would click on that TPU link to the 980ti and scroll up and down to find a graphic card that fits in the 400 watt range.
for example the RTX 3050
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11-12-2023 09:31 AM
Yes! My Hewlett Packard Z220 CMT Workstation came with 400W Power Supply. it doesn't have enough PCI Cable connectors for the NVIDIA GTX 980 Ti 6GB DDR5. i need to get a high watts power supply. what should i get and where i can buy one? maybe on ebay or something?
11-12-2023 09:47 AM - edited 11-12-2023 09:59 AM
This user obtained a z420 power supply, 600 watts, but had to wire up an 8 to 4 pin adapter.
Since the 8 pin is standard EPS then any motherboard 8 pin extension will work as long as it ends up in a pair of 4 pin.
You should verify that the 4 pin on the motherboard has the +12 and GND connections on the same pins as the extension cable.
Lemme know if I can help.
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