6+2 pins connector not fitting in Msi 480 gaming x 8 pins

[gamer-]

Well I bought Msi 480 gaming x recently and my power supply only have one 2 pins which clips with 6pins connector and and its not fitting in GPU when i put them together it doesn't fully plug in
I put the pictures link down below please do take a look and guide me a little on what could be the problem

http://i1259.photobucket.com/albums/ii559/red5700/65765856_zpsxlcc1g5w.png

http://i1259.photobucket.com/albums/ii559/red5700/786967865_zps4bkz1s9i.png

http://i1259.photobucket.com/albums/ii559/red5700/568787697_zpszxos0ieg.png

 

[madmatt30]

Bottom picture (3/3)

Take the 2 pin connector , plug it to the opposite side of where it is in the pic.slot the 6 pin down next to it.

 

[gamer-]

Bottom picture (3/3)

Take the 2 pin connector , plug it to the opposite side of where it is in the pic.slot the 6 pin down next to it.

I tried doing that mate but on the opposite side the pattern is change and it wont plug in at all this way it sits in perfectly but it stuck like in the picture change places of 2 pin or 6pin both wont plug in at all the only way they plug is like shown in the picture but stuck

Do i need to change psu?

 

[DelroyMonjo]

If you look closely enough, there are tabs or locks on the 6 pin and the 2 pin connectors so that they lock together to create a single 8 pin connector.

 

[Kaluditz]

Plug the 6pin first then push the 2 pin down, it might need a little more force but it will snap in
No you dont need a new PSU.

 

[madmatt30]

^ definitely not the 6 pin first , the tabs on the 2 pin sit below the 6 pin from the pictures.

What psu is this ??

Have you tried the other suggestion , slot the 2 together first then plug them in as a single unit.
Sometimes the plugs are tapered on the sides meaning you can't slot one in before the other.

 

[gamer-]

^ definitely not the 6 pin first , the tabs on the 2 pin sit below the 6 pin from the pictures.

What psu is this ??

Have you tried the other suggestion , slot the 2 together first then plug them in as a single unit.
Sometimes the plugs are tapered on the sides meaning you can't slot one in before the other.

THANKS ALOT MATE that did the trick putting them both together at same time i think it wouldnt clip together thats why it was causing that THANKS ONCE AGAIN MATE

and btw what do you think of 750w RMX corsair?

 

[gamer-]

If you look closely enough, there are tabs or locks on the 6 pin and the 2 pin connectors so that they lock together to create a single 8 pin connector.

THANKS TO U TOO MATE
for suggesting and it did the trick bro thanks alot but the problem was it wouldnt lock together thats why
but i put both of pins 6pin and 2pin at same time while holding it together and plugged in successfully

 

[madmatt30]

RMx ?? One of the top 5 when it comes to quality.
If you'd said psu model first I'd have told you tk a lot them together before plugging in, all corsair 6+2 pins are tapered (2 pin is slightly wider at the top)

Good stuff though , you're massively overspecced on that 750w, the 450 would have done the job.

 

[gamer-]

RMx ?? One of the top 5 when it comes to quality.
If you'd said psu model first I'd have told you tk a lot them together before plugging in, all corsair 6+2 pins are tapered (2 pin is slightly wider at the top)

Good stuff though , you're massively overspecced on that 750w, the 450 would have done the job.

I am thinking of buying 750w RMX cause i have an old one Thermaltake litepower 600w

I am thinking of using 2 cards in future so i thought i change my psu too