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I want to install the GTX-1080 graphic card, plesae confirm the same is compatible with the HP

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Hopefully I can get the same question answered via this post.

I have a z820, win 7 pro with 2 xeon 2620 cpu, 64gb 12800 registered  ram, a single ssd drive (which I will want to expand with a couple of other drives) and the 850w psu. 

From what I've read the psu only has two 6pin PCIe connectors, and my 'new' gpu needs two 8 pin (gigabyte gtx 1080 xtreme waterforce) . The gpu comes with a single 6pin to 8pin adapter. From what I've read elsewhere, the psu should be ok with this single card. Its just a matter of how best to get power to it. 

I gather I can use the provided adapter (6 to 8 pci-e) . Can I buy another and use that on the other 6pin out of the psu ? 

Or will I need a to buy a dual 6 pin to 8 pin adapter, and also a dual 4 pin molex to 8pin pci-e for the second Gpu aux. As its a single card and I don't plan on a dual gpu (at this point)  I'm thinking I don't need the 1150w psu. I plan on using the workstation for some vr gaming,and some modelling and rendering in maya (novice) .


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