PSU only has 2 X 8 pin for PCI but GPU requires 3

Im sorry but i am outside and dont have picture atm however if you go here and one of the pictures shows you 8/6 (not 8/6+2) cable configuration.

I must have misplaced the original cables. i read other reviews and seems like there were dual 8/8 pin cables were included? but also on the silverston spec sheet they say 8and6 dual, not 8and8. so i m not too sure to be honest lol

 

Damn do you think it is not worth using molex converter?

in theory it has 75 150 150 from 2 8 pins and mobo, the GPU has 380w limit by msi anyway

 

There's no chance I would use any molex connector in my computer, let alone an adapter for a high current application for a GPU. Despite what the regularly held beliefs on PCIE power delivery, your card will spike over the power limit and it will stress that connector.

 

you can get a 2x6 to 1x8 pin connector... they came with a lot of powerhungry videocards, when the 8pin connector wasn't very common.

2 x 6 Pin Female to 8 Pin Male PCI Express Video Card Power Cable AU 728070826404 | eBay

 

Better than Molex I guess!

 

2x75W connectors = 150W connector... ..

I remember using the one from my GTX1070, on my test bench... with a power supply that only had 6 pin connectors..

 

When you look at the specks and picks for this PSU (providing this is the one OP has...???), it has two (2) Blue 8 pin outputs sockets for the GFX PCI-E cables.
Each of the 2x Original SilverStone cables from the PSU splits into 2x plugs with 6+2 connectors at the GFX card end. So from 2 outputs you get 4x 6+2 pin connectors.

 

Either he's linking the wrong PSU or he simply doesn't have original cables anymore lol.

 

Yes, that's what I'm thinking as well.

 

Gonna assume it needs to be SFX and you can't use ATX?

2.5K Video card and $6 adaptors/splitters? That's a fuck no from me.