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Just now, Muh_Fahad said:

So i have an hp compaq 8300. I have a second psu for my gpu and hdd. Can i also use the second psu to power my cpu and only use the main hp psu to power motherboard?

Yeah, but what kind of set up requires this?  WHy can the first PSU power everything?

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Why you wanna do this? do you have a power deficiency?

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Then get a nicer PSU.

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1 minute ago, Muh_Fahad said:

Its an hp pc to which i added a gpu usuing a second psu. I cant upgrade the original psu cauz of the weird motherboard connector.

There'a an adapter for everything. Google it.

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Would using the second PSU for just the GPU perhaps help?

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23 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Or one of these:

https://www.moddiy.com/products/HP-Compaq-Elite-8300-CMT-PSU-Main-Power-24%2dPin-to-6%2dPin-Adapter-Cable.html

To just replace the dual PSU solution with a single PSU :)

I think i recently did this with the compaq 8200 mid tower series. The problem is the old stock PSU has a signal that is fan-okay, which is not present in any modern PSU. So you have to bridge the wire from the CPU fan header to fake the signal into motherboard. Otherwise the system will not post. I suspect something similar will happen to 8300.

 

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6 hours ago, Muh_Fahad said:

I get random fps stutters. I believe it might be the 12v rail

What are your full system specifications?
What games are you playing?
Graphical settings in game?

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9 hours ago, Spotty said:

What are your full system specifications?
What games are you playing?
Graphical settings in game?

I7 3770, 8gb ddr3 1600mhz, rx580(powered by external psu.). I play destiny 2, cs go, apex etc. But the main issue is sometimes i get fps drops like a sudden drop from 144fps to 20 or 30 fps for like a sec. Mainly this issue is in fortnite. My setting in fornite is distance epic rest all low. Capped at 144fps. 

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