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...made up one of those and it works to power a Radeon RX 570, which fits fine inside the case. i prefer it to the 50.VQED3.001 connected to the video card via the SATA.PWR-to-PCIe adapter, it's a more direct link from the board XH.6-pin power connection without multiple adapters.

The TC-875-UR13 has a 300w PSU

i'm thinking that a JST.XH.6pin.22AWG-to-6pin.PCIe adapter would be better than the SATA.PWR-to-PCIe , although that actually does work. working on that configuration next...

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After a few phone calls to Acer (and a complete lack of response to calls/emails/web.request.submissions @ CapitalDataUSA) i was able to order the 50.VQED3.001. Thanks for your help, billsey. =)

sorry, i thought michaelsunzy 's picture was from his TC-895

I appreciate & respect all your help. We're trying to get as much info to work with as we can and don't seem to have access to service guides for some reason. I was just noticing that that PSU chart you posted, although undoubtedly accurate and useful, appears to have come from the service guide for another model. B)

michaelsunzy's 1st pic shows the #4 pin in his ATX 6-pin Power Connector empty - same as in the TC-875-UR13 i am dealing with.

Are you getting ~ 5 V to that green wire with your PSU on? You mean you grounded it to the case? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ With our original PSU on (in TC-875-UR13), we are getting ~ 5 V through the green wire (to PS_ON) & 12 V through the yellow ones, as expected.

You would still have to reconfigure the 6-pin connector, as the wires don't match proper input to the ATX Power @ the mobo...

TC-875-UR13 has a ATX12VO PSU with 2 connectors: 4 pins to "ATX 12V" & 5 pins to "ATX power"