5070 with a MAG a650bn?

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Hey! I'm wondering if I can install a 5070 with this PSU (MSI MAG a650bn 650 Watts) with the NVIDIA adapter cable. In the MSI voltage calculator appears as option for this GPU.

I'm asking because someone once told me that I need a PSU with independent 8 pin (6+2) cables directly connected to the PSU, and this one has "Y" form.
Thanks for your advice and knowlegde! And excuse my english.
 
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Do you have a RTX 5070 or RTX 5070 Ti card? What CPU do you have?
I would suggest you choose a PSU that has native 12V-2X6 power cable to connect to RTX 5070 graphics card, such as MAG A650BN PCIE5 III.
 
Do you have a RTX 5070 or RTX 5070 Ti card? What CPU do you have?
I would suggest you choose a PSU that has native 12V-2X6 power cable to connect to RTX 5070 graphics card, such as MAG A650BN PCIE5 III.
Thank you very much for your suggestion.

I have a ryzen 5 5600x and I'm expecting a 5070 of 12 gb VRAM. (Not the "TI" version). I'm asking because I already have the PSU MAG a650bn and I was thinking to use the NVIDIA adapter. Trying to save some money in a new PSU, since is the recommended voltage.
 
If PSU does not have a native 12V-2X6 power cable, it is better to have two independent 6+2 pin power cables and use them to connect to the NVIDIA adapter.
Here's some read for you to explain the individual 6+2pin vs Pigtail Connectors ("Y" form) for GPUs
 
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