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Don’t use cables from on PSU with the other PSU they are not compatible but the two PSUs by themselves should be compatible. I would be more worried that the new PSU is powerful enough to support all your hardware. Not actually willing to say if it is or isn’t compatible just wanted to make sure you didn’t try switching the cables around.– RamhoundCommented Aug 21, 2023 at 11:29
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@Ramhound What I simply will do is remove the cables from CPU, GPU, MOTHERBOARD connected to my current PSU, and connect the cables from the replacement PSU instead, outside the case, and power my computer with replacement PSU for 10 min just to see if I get a display signal. I too realize it might not be powerful enough, but if the worst case is that nothing happens and no explosions im willing to take the risk. Just wondering how I should connect the cables.– jgklsdjfgkldsfaSDFCommented Aug 21, 2023 at 11:33
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