PSU Help?

[TheBaconSlapper]

So:

 

I Had A PSU Off My Friend Which Is A: Chicony 500w Modular PSU,

 

It Only Has CPU And PCI-E Connectors, No Sata, No Molex And No 24 Pin Either, He Said I Come With His Prebuilt Predator Gaming PC But I Don’t Understand How I Can Connect This And Everything Works? 

As You Can See There’s No Additonal Ports Or Wires,

 

 

Can I Still Set This Up In My PC?

Help Me Please?

[Average Nerd]

13 minutes ago, TheBaconSlapper said:

It Only Has CPU And PCI-E Connectors, No Sata, No Molex And No 24 Pin Either

Then it's not going to be of much use.

What I think is going on is that this PSU is one of those 12V only PSUs, that offload the other voltages to regulators in a separate module or on the motherboard.

[Fasauceome]

22 minutes ago, TheBaconSlapper said:

Can I Still Set This Up In My PC?

Take a picture of the label, if there is one. As @Average Nerdsaid, this power supply probably supplies standard 12 volts to the motherboard 

 

If your PC only needs a CPU and graphics card power connector, yes you can. Sounds like you will have no issue if you use an m.2 SSD 

 

But check out this adapter

https://a.co/d/88LJSg7

Convers the 5v that comes off the USB to give you SATA power if you need it.

[Average Nerd]

2 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

If your PC only needs a CPU and graphics card power connector, yes you can

And if you have a motherboard that doesn't need a ATX 24 pin connector.

[Fasauceome]

5 minutes ago, Average Nerd said:

And if you have a motherboard that doesn't need a ATX 24 pin connector.

Whoops I did overlook that. I forgot that 12vo has that separate transformer on the mobo for 5v

[PDifolco]

Looks like ewaste, it can only be used in OEM non standard boards, get a standard one if you're building a PC

[TheBaconSlapper]

59 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

Looks like ewaste, it can only be used in OEM non standard boards, get a standard one if you're building a PC

I Have One Brother, I’m Just Trying To Upgrade My PSU, I Need A Different One Instead Then

[TheBaconSlapper]

1 hour ago, Average Nerd said:

And if you have a motherboard that doesn't need a ATX 24 pin connector.

Yeah I’ve Got A A320M-K So 100% I Need A 24Pin

[PDifolco]

13 minutes ago, TheBaconSlapper said:

Yeah I’ve Got A A320M-K So 100% I Need A 24Pin

What budget do you have ?

[Average Nerd]

13 minutes ago, TheBaconSlapper said:

Yeah I’ve Got A A320M-K So 100% I Need A 24Pin

Then your only option is to buy a standard ATX PSU.