Have an older Dell XPS 420 and when i had the older power supply{375W} I had to use an adapter to increase my 6 prong plug to an 8 because I installed a EVGA GeForce GTX 960. Well This Power supply has two plugs for either 6 or 8 as both plugs will power your video card. Good luck.
the 430 watt ersion it only comes with (1) PCIE 6+2 connector... many graphic cards need 2 of them plugged in.. so that kinda stinks.. not sure about the 500 watt version of the power supply..
It says it compatible from 110v to 249v, There should be a switch to go from 110v to 240v. I have changed a PSU to 240v as a customer needed is system to work in a whorehouse on 240v. I do not have that PSU to look for the exact location of that switch but it supposed to have one. You may want to check online for the m…
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It says it compatible from 110v to 249v, There should be a switch to go from 110v to 240v. I have changed a PSU to 240v as a customer needed is system to work in a whorehouse on 240v. I do not have that PSU to look for the exact location of that switch but it supposed to have one. You may want to check online for the manual for that psu.
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It says it compatible from 110v to 249v, There should be a switch to go from 110v to 240v. I have changed a PSU to 240v as a customer needed is system to work in a whorehouse on 240v. I do not have that PSU to look for the exact location of that switch but it supposed to have one. You may want to check online for the manual for that psu.
If you're not using a graphics card that requires the power connector they you just don't use it. The power supply comes with one pci-e power connector.
