Recent content by Galaxy Tsao

Ok, I was trying to make the story shorter, but since we have the expert here, I will go with more details. I know I can use the 6+2pin (Dual Connector) PCIe cable, one 6+2 pin for the 8pin port of the GPU, and one 6 pin(without 2 pin) for the 6pin port of the GPU. But I just prefer to use...

I see 😢 because the GPU requires one 8 pin and one 6 pin, so I thought I only need one 8 pin connectors for the "sense" pins, and I can use a 6 pin cable as the other one. It seems like I was wrong. I will just buy two individually Sleeved 6+2pin PCIe cables then :cryingcat:Thank you very much.

Oh, I see, thanks anyway! :ROFLMAO:

So if the extra 2 pin are just grounded, why couldn't I just use a 6 pin connector? I am just curious about it:unsure: So now the answer is I can not use a 6 pin for the 6+2 PSU, rihgt?

Nobody says I have to attach the EVGA powerlink to the GPU right? I can hidden it behind the chassis😊😊😊 And transfer 8+8 to 6+8:sneaky:

Come on :tearsofjoy: Cutting the +2 off will just makes me feel more uncomfortable. So your point isn't taken either. Maybe I should just build a PSU with a 6pin and a 8pin PCIE port to prove I am thinking about it, so that I can stay in this forum and build a PC. I am sorry to make you feel...

That was my plan before, but some say there are only 212V in the 6 pin connectors, and some say there are 312V in the 8 pin connectors, so I was confused if I could do that or not:tearsofjoy: But I think it worths a try😀

I think 99% of people do that just because they have to. Several years ago, 99% of people also used PSUs without any RGB. Sorry, maybe I am one of the 1%, I just want to make it perfect, make it cool.

Mine is GIGABYTE GeForce RTX™ 3070 VISION OC 8G, not sure if is suitable for my GPU, but this stuff is so cool!!! If I can not use the 6 pin connector I will use this one! Thank you very much(y)

😢 My PC case has a window, so it really matters for me, but anyway, if it does not work, I will just use the 6+2 pin connectors:cryingcat:

[ Instead of the 6+2 pin connectors, there are also 6 pin PCIE cables, like Silverstone PP07-IDE6R 6pin to PCIe 6pin Extension Cable, my plan was using that one instead of the 6+2 pin connector. Just dont know if it works or not:ROFLMAO:

I have a Corsair 750 Watt CX750F power supply unit, it seems like it has four PCIE/CPU ports. And mygraphics card requires 6 pin+8 pin power supply. I know I can use two 6+2-pin PCIe connectors for the GPU, but for the 6 pin port of the GPU, I need to leave the 2 pin dangling, it just looks...