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    Graphic Card Connection

    Hello,

    I have a simple question about the connectivity of my graphic card.

    this is my graphic card and it has ( as you can see ) 2x6pin spots


    this is a cable that my card came with ( 2 of them i got )


    and my Psu has 2-3 pci-e 6-8pin connectors

    so my question is.. should i connect my graphic card to my psu with the psu cables or with the ones that came with my graphics card? because i kinda have the feeling that those 2 that came with my card are ment to be used only if my psu doesnt have pci-e cables.

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    Yes they are. Just use the ones from the PSU.

    They will be just fine!

    ---------- Post added 2011-03-18 at 08:07 PM ----------

    EDIT: And less wires t worry about, cable tie them in suitables places; maximum air flow!
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    ok as i though then thx

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    Yes they are the cables, use the ones on your power supply, no point adding more peripherals that aren't needed.

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    For the record, those are included for older power supplies or power supplies that still use the Molex power connectors as opposed to the 6+2 pin, 6 pin, or 8 pin power connectors. They're essentially adapters. You wouldn't be adding peripherals, just extending cables.

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