Changing psu but it doesn't have the right plug ins

[Mal707]

Hi, I am changing PSUs in a pc and it does not have the right plugins. I need to find a way to make this pc turn on but for that I need my gpu rx 570 and it needs power but I can't use the old PSU to do that 

[Mal707]

I need these to be plugged in but I cant even get the PC on because I don't have the right connectors what should I do? 

 

[rippy4500]

Dont use cables from one psu on another, the pins can have different layouts and damage things. Luckily it doesnt let you in this case.

Your new psu should come with its own cables, use those.

[Mal707]

1 minute ago, rippy4500 said:

Dont use cables from one psu on another, the pins can have different layouts and damage things. Luckily it doesnt let you in this case.

Your new psu should come with its own cables, use those.

I know you're not supposed to use the different cables I'm not trying to do that I'm just trying to get my new PSU plugged into my motherboard but I can't plug it in because the connectors aren't the same My old PSU has ones that are not on my new PSU

[rippy4500]

1 minute ago, Mal707 said:

I know you're not supposed to use the different cables I'm not trying to do that I'm just trying to get my new PSU plugged into my motherboard but I can't plug it in because the connectors aren't the same My old PSU has ones that are not on my new PSU

Which psu and motherboard do you have?

 

Also the image links you sent don't work.

[Mal707]

Just now, rippy4500 said:

Which psu and motherboard do you have?

 

Also the image links you sent don't work.

I wasn't sure if they would work or not anyways I have an this psu https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-WHITE-Warranty-Supply-100-W1-0500-KR/dp/B00H33SFJU/ref=asc_df_B00H33SFJU/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=198093101467&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11940604182959075994&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9022569&hvtargid=pla-369641925245&psc=1 and the motherboard is some shitty dell one 

[Mal707]

10 minutes ago, rippy4500 said:

Which psu and motherboard do you have?

 

Also the image links you sent don't work.

I tried to insert the pictures again but they won't upload 

 

[Electronics Wizardy]

31 minutes ago, Mal707 said:

I wasn't sure if they would work or not anyways I have an this psu https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-WHITE-Warranty-Supply-100-W1-0500-KR/dp/B00H33SFJU/ref=asc_df_B00H33SFJU/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=198093101467&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11940604182959075994&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9022569&hvtargid=pla-369641925245&psc=1 and the motherboard is some shitty dell one 

Which dell one? Dell often uses non standard psu. Sometimes you can use an adapter, but normally its best to stick with the dell psu.

[Mal707]

48 minutes ago, rippy4500 said:

Which psu and motherboard do you have?

 

Also the image links you sent don't work.

It's a Dell PCB045

[Mal707]

The only reason I'm trying to switch them out in the first place is because the CPU in the computer does not have any grade graphics so I need to get a power supply in there along with a graphics card so I can even put a display on the screen

[-rascal-]

8 minutes ago, Mal707 said:

It's a Dell PCB045

 

7 minutes ago, Mal707 said:

The only reason I'm trying to switch them out in the first place is because the CPU in the computer does not have any grade graphics so I need to get a power supply in there along with a graphics card so I can even put a display on the screen

 

Oh God, the motherboard and old DELL power supply uses DELL's proprietary E-waste connections.

 A "standard" ATX power supply won't work.

You need to use a compatible DELL specific power supply.

 

You can also look for some Alibaba / eBay janky adapters, I'm can't comment on those.

 

What is the PC specs?

CPU? RAM?

It might be better to just yank the core components out, and transplant it into a new ATX compliant motherboard + case.

[Electronics Wizardy]

9 minutes ago, Mal707 said:

The only reason I'm trying to switch them out in the first place is because the CPU in the computer does not have any grade graphics so I need to get a power supply in there along with a graphics card so I can even put a display on the screen

You should be able to add a gpu easily. That psu can handle something like a 1650 with no issues.

[Mal707]

2 hours ago, -rascal- said:

 

 

Oh God, the motherboard and old DELL power supply uses DELL's proprietary E-waste connections.

 A "standard" ATX power supply won't work.

You need to use a compatible DELL specific power supply.

 

You can also look for some Alibaba / eBay janky adapters, I'm can't comment on those.

 

What is the PC specs?

CPU? RAM?

It might be better to just yank the core components out, and transplant it into a new ATX compliant motherboard + case.

It has an i5-9400f  16db ddr4 my thing is it's not my PC and I'm not putting more than like $20 in it I need it to work but I'm not putting a lot of money in it 

[Mal707]

2 hours ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

You should be able to add a gpu easily. That psu can handle something like a 1650 with no issues.

I'm not buying a new GPU and on top of that it literally only has the power connectors on the PSU there is no pcie there is nothing besides the things it requires to turn on 

[Electronics Wizardy]

3 minutes ago, Mal707 said:

I'm not buying a new GPU and on top of that it literally only has the power connectors on the PSU there is no pcie there is nothing besides the things it requires to turn on 

How do you know the psu is the issue? The motherboard could also cause it not to turn on.

 

Id get anouther one of those dell psus from ebay.

[-rascal-]

8 minutes ago, Mal707 said:

It has an i5-9400f  16db ddr4 my thing is it's not my PC and I'm not putting more than like $20 in it I need it to work but I'm not putting a lot of money in it 

 

So it's not a bad combo of parts.

Unless you are willing to get a new motherboard + case, you don't really have an option....

Other then get a higher rating compatible DELL power supply with the required PCI-E connection for the RX-570

 

3 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

How do you know the psu is the issue? The motherboard could also cause it not to turn on.

 

Id get anouther one of those dell psus from ebay.

 

The 'Dell PCB045" model came back with a 290W PSU.

So I'm assuming the problem is, OP needed a higher output rating PSU with a PCI-E 6-pin / 8-pin connection.

I'm pretty sure that dinky little PSU only has connectors for motherboard / CPU / SATA.

[Mal707]

6 hours ago, rippy4500 said:

Which psu and motherboard do you have?

 

Also the image links you sent don't work.

I have found a deal on FB marketplace $100 for mobo case CPU and aio and everything else I need I know the mobo is the problem because it doesn't have the connector going to resell the things I don't need and there is enough there to make all the money back