Does the Seasonic M12 II 620w have enough power connectors for an r9 390 ?

[mitsosvazelos84]

Hey guys , the title says it all ;

Will that psu fully support an r9 390 , both power wise and connector wise ?

If not , do you have a psu to propose ?

My specs are ;

i5 4460

2x4gb ram sticks

An ssd

An hdd

Optical drive

Nzxt hue rgb leds

Thank you in advance ,

Mitsos

[don_svetlio]

you're good

[Godlygamer23]

Yes it'll be fine.

[mitsosvazelos84]

Yes it'll be fine.

I'm asking because the psu only has ONE 8 pin connector plus a 6 pin , and not 2 8 pins that the 390 requires . Am I wrong ?

[Godlygamer23]

I'm asking because the psu only has ONE 8 pin connector plus a 6 pin , and not 2 8 pins that the 390 requires . Am I wrong ?

Which card are you getting?

[mitsosvazelos84]

Which card are you getting?

Probably the MSI r9 390 8gb twin frozr edition . Gonna post link soon

[mitsosvazelos84]

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/msi-video-card-r9390gaming8g

[Godlygamer23]

Probably the MSI r9 390 8gb twin frozr edition . Gonna post link soon

That uses an eight and a six pin.

[mitsosvazelos84]

That uses an eight and a six pin.

Really ?

[mitsosvazelos84]

Don't all 390's use double 8 pins ?

[Godlygamer23]

Really ?

Yes. In the photo below, there are a total of 14 pin sockets.

[mitsosvazelos84]

Yes

Well then I am terribly sorry for the confusion !

[Godlygamer23]

Well then I am terribly sorry for the confusion !

I'm here to educate you - if you're confused, I am here to clear up any questions or concerns you might have about something.

[mitsosvazelos84]

I'm here to educate you - if you're confused, I am here to clear up any questions or concerns you might have about something.

Thank you for that .

BTW I want to mark your answer as solved but I don't see the option in tapatalk . Is there anyway to do it in a cell phone ?

[Godlygamer23]

Thank you for that .

BTW I want to mark your answer as solved but I don't see the option in tapatalk . Is there anyway to do it in a cell phone ?

I'll mark it for you.

[fank]

Im having similar confusion, can someone explain these sheets to me?

 

 

Would assuming PCI-E 8/6 Pin x 4 is the connectors available for graphics cards? Anything else? And what does 8/6 x 4 actually mean

[Godlygamer23]

Im having similar confusion, can someone explain these sheets to me?

 

Are you wanting everything explained or only certain parts?

[mitsosvazelos84]

I'll mark it for you.

Thank you for your help !

[cynexit]

Would assuming PCI-E 8/6 Pin x 4 is the connectors available for graphics cards? Anything else? And what does 8/6 x 4 actually mean

 

You are correct, but to be fair they work for any kind of extension card that needs extra power.

The 8/6 pin means that the connector has 6 Pins fixt and 2 Pins modular so it can be used either way, look at this picture:

http://images.hardwarecanucks.com/image/skymtl/PSU_review/M12500/M12-20.jpg

[fank]

@Godlygamer23 sorry I edited my question

 

 

 

Would assuming PCI-E 8/6 Pin x 4 is the connectors available for graphics cards? Anything else? And what does 8/6 x 4 actually mean

 

 

Thanks @cynexit answered

[Godlygamer23]

@Godlygamer23 sorry I edited my question

When companies talk about 8/6 like that, they mean that it's two eight pins with two six pins, making a total of four connectors. Below is Seasonic's wire configuration for the 620W and 520W units.

 

 

I don't understand the first question.