Switching the power unit still leaves the incorrect connectors in place.
Switching the power unit still leaves the incorrect connectors in place.
I'm having trouble getting the PC to start because the new PSU isn't providing enough power. My GPU is an RX 570, which requires stable power, but the current PSU isn't meeting its needs. I need a solution without using the old power supply.
Avoid using cables from one power supply to another, as pin arrangements may vary and cause damage. Fortunately, this situation doesn't allow that. Make sure your new PSU includes its own cables and use them.
I understand you're not meant to use those extra cables. I'm only attempting to connect my new PSU to the motherboard, but I'm having trouble because the connectors don't match. My previous PSU used different connectors than this one.
Please share your PSU and motherboard details. Also, the image links provided are not functioning.
Dell frequently employs non-standard power supplies. Occasionally, an adapter might work, but it's usually better to use the Dell PSU.