I can't. No money. No means to get any. Not enough for anything better then what I got. I can't replace it, and I can't do anything about it.
I am sticking with it even still. I have trust in this power supply, and I have used it before with great results. I am so aware I could get a 'told you so' and 'in your face' about this, but I can't change it even still. Trust me if I could have bought a 1000 watt EVGA supply with modular connectors, and a diamond encrusted platinum aircraft carrier, I would, but I had 100 bucks at the time, and I needed a new PSU and a new case.
Well, in that case i seriously suggest to remove the GTX970 from your PC. This should be the most expensive component (about 3x the value of the CPU or mobo, i guess). Keep regular backups on an external HDD (which you would do anyway, i guess).
This should (A) limit the possible (financial) damage in the worst case scenario while allowing you to work with that machine, and (B) reduce the load for the PSU and therefore keep the system safer. Yepp, sorry, no games except Minesweeper and Spider Solitaire.
Nobody is asking you to shell out 100 bucks. Decent models you can get for about USD 60...70 (Even with overclocking in mind, a decent 600W PSU should do.). It should be possible to save that kind of money for a proper PSU in a reasonable time frame.
If you eventually saved enough money to get a decent PSU, the GTX970 can be put back into the system.
In a PC there is only one component that has the potential to kill most, if not all other components in the system. It's the PSU.
If a CPU fails, only the CPU fails. If a HDD fails, only the HDD fails. If the GPU fails, only the GPU fails.
But if the PSU fails, other thing can fail as well.
Anyway, in the end it is your decision...