MoKiChU wrote:
Hi,

Yes of course, you should have 2 cables with writing "PCI-E" on the 6+2 pin. One must be connected in 6+2 pin to the 8 pin of the graphics card, and the other in 6 pin (the 2 other pin remaining on the side) on the 6 pin of the graphics card.

Pai Incognito^^ wrote:
So the cables from my Asus strix gtx 980 oc edition works with the rtx 2070?

MoKiChU wrote:
What comes with graphics cards are adapters (Molex to PCI-E), use the 2 cables PSU to PCI-E 6+2 pin from the package of your Corsair PSU.

Pai Incognito^^ wrote:
I think I use the PSU cables on my gtx 980, so it will works on the rxt 2070, if I'm right.

MoKiChU wrote:
Yes it will work, even if it is not optimal as I explained to you.

Pai Incognito^^ wrote:
OK, I will confirm if I'm using the PCI-E cables and if I'm not, I will change it. Ty very much!

MoKiChU wrote:
You're welcome 😉

If I ask you to use the 2 direct cables PSU to PCI-E 6+2 pin supplied with your PSU instead of using PSU to Molex then to Molex adapters to PCI-E 6+2 pin, it's is to avoid adapters but above all so that your graphics card can have full power via a different power rail than that used by Molex.

Pai Incognito^^ wrote:
It will handle the rtx 2070 instead gtx 980?