[SOLVED] Are daisy chained PCIe cables okay to use?

[CoffeeStoreGuy]

Just bought a 7800xt and then I bought a Thermaltake Toughpower GF3 powersupply and the PSU comes with daisy chain PCIe cables. I was wondering if that was okay or if I needed to buy more cables? I'd prefer not to. This power supply does seem to have a lot of protections against and other things.

Here is the PSU: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BF4MCGBS?tag=pcpapi-20&linkCode=ogi&th=1

Here is the GPU I bought: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CFWM1LNH?tag=pcpapi-20&linkCode=ogi&th=1&psc=1

 

[QyInvoLing]

daisy-chaining the third&second slot is OK, second&first is NOT OK.
TT GF3 offers 1 12vhpwr and 5 CPU/PCIe power cable, there's no necessity for daisy chaining.

 

[CoffeeStoreGuy]

daisy-chaining the third&second slot is OK, second&first is NOT OK.
TT GF3 offers 1 12vhpwr and 5 CPU/PCIe power cable, there's no necessity for daisy chaining.

I'm not fully aware of daisy chaining means in terms of PCIe cables, but what I'm thinking it is is 1 cable with another cable that is coming out of the PCIe connector head. The cable is 1 cable with 2 6 + 2 connectors attached. If that's what daisy chaining is then that's the cable I can on the thermaltake GF3 page that comes with it.

 

[QyInvoLing]

I'm not fully aware of daisy chaining means in terms of PCIe cables, but what I'm thinking it is is 1 cable with another cable that is coming out of the PCIe connector head. The cable is 1 cable with 2 6 + 2 connectors attached. If that's what daisy chaining is then that's the cable I can on the thermaltake GF3 page that comes with it.

OK, let's use images to make it clear. One PCIe power cable provided by the PSU looks like the Y character, with a chunk connected to the PSU and two branches(each branch is 6+2pin) connecting to PCIe devices.

TT GF3 have 5 slots for CPU&PCIe cable, even if you use two cable for motherboard's CPU power slot, you can still connect three "Y"-like PCIe cables to your 7800xt's three power slots, and there's no need for connecting one single PCIe power cable's two branch to the card(yes, that's what I thought representing daisy-chaining), you should only use one branch and left another branch not used. It's the most safe way!