So I am getting a new power supply in order to use my new gpu.

you cant plug it in wrongly
you can forgot some cables, like the 4/8 pin near the cpu, or the 6/8 pin in to gpu

nothing happens if forgot, you just need to connect them

>>55066722
Take a picture so you remember what needs to be plugged in where. Good luck, its probably one of the easier things to do.
Don't forget to turn the switch on ;^)

>>55066746
If it's a modular you most definitely plug some models in wrongly. When I was 15 and stupid I cooked two 3.5 Blacks by plugging the modular sata power into a port for PCIE power. Granted, it's really a PSU design fault and I should have been paying more attention, but it is possible sometimes.

>>55066836
Well, I know for sure this one has 2 pci-e plugs. I believe they are labeled. I think

>>55066722
Power supplies need to be broken in by dunking them in a water bath first. The first time you power it on, it must be wet. As it dries, the capacitors harden, increasing efficiency by about 33%. Otherwise, it's easy.

>how bad can I possibly fudge it up?
well, worst possible case is you quite literally end up killing yourself.

but:
>>55066746

it's as easy as connecting RCA or any other plug.

PC's today are like LEGO. Easy as fuck to put together. The biggest thing you can fuck up is put a CPU in incorrectly but even that is pretty slim unless you really are a retard.

>>55068346
Thank you for your valuable and informative information.

>>55068346
I read about this in the dark web. Dunk it in the sink filled with hot water, turn it on. Saw a video for proof.