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‎01-13-2017 02:50 PM

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Product: HP ENVY Phoenix 810-005EG
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

Hello,

 

I recently bought a new GPU for my PC (of course after checking if it would be compatible) and everything seemed fine,till I noticed that the PC I have has a PSU with only 1 6 PIN for GPUs although the specs on this site show it should have "PCI-E-Stromanschluss (für High-End-Grafikkarten): 2" which translate to " PCI-E power connector (for high-end graphics cards): 2"  but when I checked in the PC it only had one and it was 6 pin which means that the "High end" part is either false or I misunderstood something

 

My question is which PSUs I could buyy to replace this one that would function with a MSI GTX1070(needs 2 power connectors 6 pin and 8 pin)

 

Thanks in advance!

 

*Since the PC was made in 2013 I guess the High end cards they refer to are those from that time but the GTX 980 ti also uses the same ones as the GTX 1070

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‎01-14-2017 05:22 AM

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@Talksick wrote:
Oh the current PSU is working fine but it doesnt have the cables needed for a GTX 1070

Also the PSU you linked me doesn't have the correct cables either I need to have 6 and 8 pins for the GPU
Friend I left a PSU with correct cables, you must put the patch for your motherboard.
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‎01-13-2017 03:21 PM - edited ‎01-13-2017 03:22 PM

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HI

 

It is possible that you had to update the bios, in case of not starting this PSU ....Is a good option for you:

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151119

 

Regards.

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‎01-14-2017 05:17 AM

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Oh the current PSU is working fine but it doesnt have the cables needed for a GTX 1070

Also the PSU you linked me doesn't have the correct cables either I need to have 6 and 8 pins for the GPU
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‎01-14-2017 05:22 AM

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@Talksick wrote:
Oh the current PSU is working fine but it doesnt have the cables needed for a GTX 1070

Also the PSU you linked me doesn't have the correct cables either I need to have 6 and 8 pins for the GPU
Friend I left a PSU with correct cables, you must put the patch for your motherboard.
Regards.
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‎01-14-2017 05:41 AM

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Terribly sorry ,didnt notice that it said 6+2 oins in the specs ,Thank you for the recommendation.


Side Question : The PSU i currently have is standard ATX size?
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‎01-14-2017 05:47 AM

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Also worried about the Dimensions since mine is 5.9x5.5x3.3 inches while the suggested PSU is bigger
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‎01-14-2017 07:06 AM - edited ‎01-14-2017 07:07 AM

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Please check the dimensions of the PSU well ... should be confusing with the voltage, the data is incorrect.

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