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Yes, you power supply has 2x 8pin (6+2 pin) pci-e power cables, so it will be fine for most newer cards.

 

You wont be able to crossfire, or sli, because there are only 2 cables, but going from the name, it wont have enough wattage to power 2 graphics cards anyways.

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Yes, you power supply has 2x 8pin (6+2 pin) pci-e power cables, so it will be fine for most newer cards.

 

You wont be able to crossfire, or sli, because there are only 2 cables, but going from the name, it wont have enough wattage to power 2 graphics cards anyways.

AWESOME NEWS!

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PSU: Cooler Master B500

GPU: R9 Fury sapphire tri-x

CPU: i5 4460

 

Does my GPU have all connectors to power on my GPU?

HOLY SHIT please do not pair a Cooler Master B-series with a Fury!!!! That's a very bad idea, like pairing a Titan Z with an EVGA W1. Get yourself a new PSU pronto.

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