“Hello I have 2 6pins available. Is it safe to use with adapter dual 6 pins to 8 pin? Card requires one 8pin. Have a Dell XPS9000 with 460 power supply. Use energy saving SSD and no real extras.”

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• No! you need to replace your power supply with a new one that is at least 500 watts and has an 8pin cable for PCI-E.

  Answered by AMDCOR8X 6 years ago

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• You will need to get an adapter (if one exists) that would take a dual 6-pin to an 8-pin. You cannot put two 6-pin together. You can do serious harm to either the graphics card or the power supply.

  Answered by jedimaster216 6 years ago

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• The EVGA website lists the RTX 2060 as needing a 500 watt power supply. You could try it and see as it is close to the rated power provided in your Dell. I would get a 650 Watt from EVGA or Corsair to be safe.

  Answered by PCBuilder 6 years ago

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