do you need specific cables

[JakubR88]

Do you need specific branded cables for PSU? or can you put in other companies cables into a corsair PSU for your pc or does it have to be a corsair cable such as a 24pin mobo or the 2+6 gpu or the others? 

[Levent]

One corsair cable is not compatible with the other.

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/s/psu-cable-compatibility

 

You have to get cables that are compatible with the make and model compatible for your PSU.

 

[JakubR88]

1 minute ago, Levent said:

One corsair cable is not compatible with the other.

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/s/psu-cable-compatibility

 

You have to get cables that are compatible with the make and model compatible for your PSU.

 

 

4 minutes ago, Levent said:

One corsair cable is not compatible with the other.

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/s/psu-cable-compatibility

 

You have to get cables that are compatible with the make and model compatible for your PSU.

 

could you help figure out what cables are missing ? using both a gpu and cpu 

[Levent]

Just now, JakubR88 said:

 

could you help figure out what cables are missing ? using both a gpu and cpu 

 

You can click on the link and check it out. I dont know what PSU is this. Showing your connectors arent going to help.

[JakubR88]

Just now, Levent said:

You can click on the link and check it out. I dont know what PSU is this. Showing your connectors arent going to help.

sorry i mean are all those cables enough to power the pc as in the gpu cpu motherboard, the ones that are plugged in? Sorry if its hard to see

[seon123]

9 minutes ago, JakubR88 said:

sorry i mean are all those cables enough to power the pc as in the gpu cpu motherboard, the ones that are plugged in? Sorry if its hard to see

We don't know which components you have, which PSU you have, or which cables you have plugged in. From what you've told us, we don't even know if the cables in the picture are even compatible with your PSU, or if they will fry whatever is connected to them.

[JakubR88]

5 minutes ago, seon123 said:

We don't know which components you have, which PSU you have, or which cables you have plugged in. From what you've told us, we don't even know if the cables in the picture are even compatible with your PSU, or if they will fry whatever is connected to them.

the cables connected into the psu are the cables that came with the psu its a corsair rm750x. I am just wondering which cables i am missing from the PSU that i need to power my pc. as in which pins 4 pin or what if that makes sense.

[Levent]

4 minutes ago, JakubR88 said:

the cables connected into the psu are the cables that came with the psu its a corsair rm750x. I am just wondering which cables i am missing from the PSU that i need to power my pc. as in which pins 4 pin or what if that makes sense.

You can always check manufacturers website, like the first you should be doing everytime you come across an unknown product. You can also check reviews of the said product on the internet, they will always mention what is inside the box.

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/psu/cp-9020179-na/rmx-series-rm750x-750-watt-80-plus-gold-certified-fully-modular-psu-cp-9020179-na

 

Pictures also has the contents of the box.

 

Pin count is NOT a good method for the cable you need.

EPS has 4 pin connector variant. Molex is a 4 pin connector. PCIE has 4 pin connector variant. Heck, even floppy connector is 4 pin.

[seon123]

50 minutes ago, JakubR88 said:

the cables connected into the psu are the cables that came with the psu its a corsair rm750x. I am just wondering which cables i am missing from the PSU that i need to power my pc. as in which pins 4 pin or what if that makes sense.

That answers whether or not the cables are compatible. But not anything else we would need to know to answer that question.

57 minutes ago, seon123 said:

We don't know which components you have, which PSU you have, or which cables you have plugged in