Do either of these have 12VHPWR adapters?
PSU: DeepCool PL650D 650W Power Supply

GPU: PNY RTX 4070 super (both completely new)
Originally posted by smallcat:
the GPU has 16pin to 2x 8pin adapter . the PSU has 1 PCI-e 16 pin connector
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the GPU has 16pin to 2x 8pin adapter . the PSU has 1 PCI-e 16 pin connector
_I_ 19 hours ago 
deepcool has never made a quality psu

80+ gold has been pretty much the standard for pcs the last 10 years
why are you picking a junk bronze?

pick something decent
bequiet, evga, seasonic, or corsair (non v)
80+ gold or better

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/power-supply/#e=6,5,4&m=337,11,14,71&p=1,2&A=650000000000,2800000000000&sort=price&page=1
Originally posted by _I_:
deepcool has never made a quality psu

80+ gold has been pretty much the standard for pcs the last 10 years
why are you picking a junk bronze?

pick something decent
bequiet, evga, seasonic, or corsair (non v)
80+ gold or better

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/power-supply/#e=6,5,4&m=337,11,14,71&p=1,2&A=650000000000,2800000000000&sort=price&page=1
don't have the budget and i've been fine with my gigabyte p550b which hasn't exploded like everyone says + i don't overclock
Do you have a link to the PSU product page? I couldn't find that model on DeepCool's site and the references I could find to that model number seemed like it wasn't a modular PSU (not sure if it's an older model of theirs?).

If it is certified as an ATX3.0 PSU it should have a 12VHPWR connection
If it is an ATX3.1 PSU then it should have the improved 12V-2x6 connection

On the GPU side; a 4070 Super will have a 12VHPWR connection.

If the GPU is new in box it will come with a 12VHPWR to multi-8pin PCIe adapter. If I recall correctly the 4070 Super will come with a 3x 2x 8pin PCIe -> 12VHPWR adapter to connect 3 8pin PCIe power cables from your PSU. Or if your PSU is ATX3.0 or 3.1 it should come with an 12VHPWR/12V-2x6 cable (the cable is the same) which you can use instead of the adapter.
Last edited by PopinFRESH; 19 hours ago
Originally posted by PopinFRESH:
Do you have a link to the PSU product page? I couldn't find that model on DeepCool's site and the references I could find to that model number seemed like it wasn't a modular PSU (not sure if it's an older model of theirs?).

If it is certified as an ATX3.0 PSU it should have a 12VHPWR connection
If it is an ATX3.1 PSU then it should have the improved 12V-2x6 connection

On the GPU side; a 4070 Super will have a 12VHPWR connection.

If the GPU is new in box it will come with a 12VHPWR to multi-8pin PCIe adapter. If I recall correctly the 4070 Super will come with a 3x 8pin PCIe -> 12VHPWR adapter to connect 3 8pin PCIe power cables from your PSU. Or if your PSU is ATX3.0 or 3.1 it should come with an 12VHPWR/12V-2x6 cable (the cable is the same) which you can use instead of the adapter.
its on scorptech and it was the cheapest psu i could find from a brand i can trust more than gigabyte
Originally posted by PopinFRESH:
Do you have a link to the PSU product page? I couldn't find that model on DeepCool's site and the references I could find to that model number seemed like it wasn't a modular PSU (not sure if it's an older model of theirs?).

If it is certified as an ATX3.0 PSU it should have a 12VHPWR connection
If it is an ATX3.1 PSU then it should have the improved 12V-2x6 connection

On the GPU side; a 4070 Super will have a 12VHPWR connection.

If the GPU is new in box it will come with a 12VHPWR to multi-8pin PCIe adapter. If I recall correctly the 4070 Super will come with a 3x 2x 8pin PCIe -> 12VHPWR adapter to connect 3 8pin PCIe power cables from your PSU. Or if your PSU is ATX3.0 or 3.1 it should come with an 12VHPWR/12V-2x6 cable (the cable is the same) which you can use instead of the adapter.
https://www.deepcool.com/products/PowerSupplyUnits/powersupplyunits/PL650D-V2-ATX3.1-Direct-Power-Supply/2024/19091.shtml
Last edited by smallcat; 19 hours ago
Originally posted by Xuild:
Originally posted by PopinFRESH:
Do you have a link to the PSU product page? I couldn't find that model on DeepCool's site and the references I could find to that model number seemed like it wasn't a modular PSU (not sure if it's an older model of theirs?).

If it is certified as an ATX3.0 PSU it should have a 12VHPWR connection
If it is an ATX3.1 PSU then it should have the improved 12V-2x6 connection

On the GPU side; a 4070 Super will have a 12VHPWR connection.

If the GPU is new in box it will come with a 12VHPWR to multi-8pin PCIe adapter. If I recall correctly the 4070 Super will come with a 3x 8pin PCIe -> 12VHPWR adapter to connect 3 8pin PCIe power cables from your PSU. Or if your PSU is ATX3.0 or 3.1 it should come with an 12VHPWR/12V-2x6 cable (the cable is the same) which you can use instead of the adapter.
its on scorptech and it was the cheapest psu i could find from a brand i can trust more than gigabyte
Personally I'd concur with _I_ in regards to not skimping on a PSU, especially when it's also at the minimum spec requirement for the GPU you're looking at. I get if the budget it tight for the build but I'd probably look at trying to trim a few dollars off other parts to be able to get a better quality PSU.

SeaSonic does make a CORE series that is a reasonable budget lineup. Depending on market you can often find the CORE GX ATX 3.1 750W in the ballpark of $80- $90; or the 650W version for about $10 less but I'd argue it'd be worth spending the $10 for the extra headroom
Originally posted by Xuild:
Originally posted by _I_:
deepcool has never made a quality psu

80+ gold has been pretty much the standard for pcs the last 10 years
why are you picking a junk bronze?

pick something decent
bequiet, evga, seasonic, or corsair (non v)
80+ gold or better

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/power-supply/#e=6,5,4&m=337,11,14,71&p=1,2&A=650000000000,2800000000000&sort=price&page=1
don't have the budget and i've been fine with my gigabyte p550b which hasn't exploded like everyone says + i don't overclock
The PSU actually tests really well for what it costs.
https://hwbusters.com/psus/deepcool-pl650d-atx-v3-1-psu-review/11/

This page shows the cables.
https://hwbusters.com/psus/deepcool-pl650d-atx-v3-1-psu-review/2/
Originally posted by PopinFRESH:
Originally posted by Xuild:
its on scorptech and it was the cheapest psu i could find from a brand i can trust more than gigabyte
Personally I'd concur with _I_ in regards to not skimping on a PSU, especially when it's also at the minimum spec requirement for the GPU you're looking at. I get if the budget it tight for the build but I'd probably look at trying to trim a few dollars off other parts to be able to get a better quality PSU.

SeaSonic does make a CORE series that is a reasonable budget lineup. Depending on market you can often find the CORE GX ATX 3.1 750W in the ballpark of $80- $90; or the 650W version for about $10 less but I'd argue it'd be worth spending the $10 for the extra headroom
did the newegg psu calculator and its possible with my system to run it off of a 500W PSU since i'm on am4

650W is the recommended minimum for the 4070 super and the deepcool 650W seems to have good protection specs + warranty on the 4070 and psu, and if stuff breaks my whole system is pretty cheap to replace and i have heaps of spare parts lying around

efficiency doesnt matter imo, no issues with efficiency on my p550b + apparently the p550b is a "explosion hazard" which it hasn't in the 5 (nearly 6) years i've been using this system
Last edited by Xuild; 18 hours ago
Originally posted by smallcat:
what is your CPU
othewise
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/XkTFf7/seasonic-core-gx-atx-3-2024-650-w-80-gold-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-core-atx-3-gx-650
ryzen 5 3600, upgrading to ryzen 7 5700x in 2 months, same wattage anyways wont haev a problem + i prefer non modular PSUs as they'd have less issues since you don't need to worry about triple checking if all the cables are plugged in fully
Ryzen 5700X could hit 126W , GPU -220W (250W spikes) ,other -100W .476W in total .Your PSU has 522W on +12V rail . On paper it should work but for safety less likely
Please go get a decent PSU
Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:
Please go get a decent PSU
it is a decent PSU asides from efficiency, on the off chance it does break i can return the 4070 and PSU which are the only valuable parts in my system and then swap all my other components out for little to no money spent

i'm not wasting 130 dollars on a PSU that is the exact same minus the deepcool not being modular (thats a pro in my opinion, less opportunity to fail)
the psu is the one component that protects all other if anything goes wrong

never cheap out on a psu

when they start to fail, a good psu with working and properly set protections will turn off

while others can send voltage spikes outside of spec and kill other components
mobo, gpu, drives, usb devices, if bad enough, also the cpu, ram

warranty wont cover failures like that

a good psu can last 10+ years for the next build
atx hasnt changed too much since the late 90s
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