“Does this have to correct pins for the new amd 6800xt? I just did a major upgrade form i7-4790k to i9-9900k. Also 1080ti ftw3 to the new amd 6800xt and am running the old mk 2 silencer 950w from 201 so I think its time for a new psu.”
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.YoYo! Compatibility is key and most power supplies work with most to all Mobos and devices. However check your Compatibility list for your parts. You can find these on the support pages of the manufacture. Example...go to asus.com search for a say your mobo and under the support pages you can find Compatibility list for Ram, CPU and Psu and even sometimes GPuS. I found my processor works best with a 1000watt psu because of a turbo feature in the bios for my processor. Without the 1000watt psu if I had the turbo feature on the system would freeze during GAMING....SOON AS I PUT IN THE 1000WATT PSU TURBO MODE ALL DAY BABY! My gpu is asus rog strip and Radeon rx 5700xt
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Typically, peripheral vendors adhere to standards with regard to power connectors. EVGA connectors have specific cables for viseo cards that each have two connectors that can be configured for 6 or 8 pin.
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