Question Can I use two 6 pins and one 2 pin connected into my gpu?

Aug 18, 2023
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Can I use two 6 pins and one 2 pin connected into my gpu?

I'm currently using a gtx 1660 ti which requires an 8 pin connection so I have opted out with one 2 pin and one 6 pin. However, I'm going to be getting a new gpu soon and it requires a 14 pin connection so I thought about using two 6 pins and one 2 pin connection. Is this going to work perfectly fine?
 
Corsair rm850x and I will be getting an rx 6700xt from powercolor, a larger variant of this gpu uses 2 x 8 pin cables but this version only needs a 14 pin cable connection.
 
I don't see the need to do that because currently my 1660 ti has one 2 pin cable and a 6 pin cable plugged into it, and right beside those two cables there is another 6 pin cable daisy chained and with the rx 6700 xt I thought to myself that I could just start to utilise that other spare cable ( The 6 pin cable).
 
I don't see the need to do that because currently my 1660 ti has one 2 pin cable and a 6 pin cable plugged into it, and right beside those two cables there is another 6 pin cable daisy chained and with the rx 6700 xt I thought to myself that I could just start to utilise that other spare cable ( The 6 pin cable).

If your PSU has two PCI outputs and you have 2 diffrent cables you can use one lead to plug into 6 pin and other one to plug into 8 pin one 6x2 and other 6 pin if you know what I mean.
 
Great! Well, I know that if you're going to be doing some very extreme overclocking then it's better to have two cables going to the gpu but I don't think I'll be doing more than a little overclock to get like 5 more fps, or maybe I won't even do that.