Safe adapter?

[Yehomere]

Hello

So from the previous topics I decided i'd go for a 1050 ti ftw, since i found it on sale and i'm also a big geforce and evga fan.

But I wanted to know if this here adapter would be safe to run it, and maybe overclock with it?

[Jskn]

running should be ok but idk about overclock

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Yehomere said:

Hello

So from the previous topics I decided i'd go for a 1050 ti ftw, since i found it on sale and i'm also a big geforce and evga fan.

But I wanted to know if this here adapter would be safe to run it, and maybe overclock with it?

what is your psu and how many wattage does it supply? if you don't knoe how much give us a picture of it

 

anyway a 1050 ti does not require a pcie power pin at all, save money

[rn8686]

6 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

what is your psu and how many wattage does it supply? if you don't knoe how much give us a picture of it

 

anyway a 1050 ti does not require a pcie power pin at all, save money

The FTW model has an additional 6 pin connector. 

 

If you need adaptor, it is usually a sign that your PSU is not made to support a GPU, it may be better to opt for a regular 1050ti with out supplementary power (Or invest in a proper PSU, depending what you already have). 

[Guest]

41 minutes ago, rn8686 said:

The FTW model has an additional 6 pin connector. 

 

If you need adaptor, it is usually a sign that your PSU is not made to support a GPU, it may be better to opt for a regular 1050ti with out supplementary power (Or invest in a proper PSU, depending what you already have). 

well then get a 1050ti w/o pcie, i doubt you really need to oc to max on budget since your psu is sketchy af and might not suitable for tha