M moohooses Prominent Sep 20, 2017 7 0 510 Oct 15, 2017 #1 Hello, I have a Geforce GTX 1050 Ti. What do I need to do to plug it in? It is already in, but do I need to hook up my PSU to it through a PCIe?
Hello, I have a Geforce GTX 1050 Ti. What do I need to do to plug it in? It is already in, but do I need to hook up my PSU to it through a PCIe?
Turb0Yoda Expert Ambassador Jul 12, 2013 4,876 9 23,465 Oct 15, 2017 #2 Unless it has the PCIe plugs on the card, no. Looks like this: Your PSU should have seperately labeled PCIe connectors on it as well if needed. Upvote 0 Downvote
Unless it has the PCIe plugs on the card, no. Looks like this: Your PSU should have seperately labeled PCIe connectors on it as well if needed.
M moohooses Prominent Sep 20, 2017 7 0 510 Oct 15, 2017 #3 Turb0Yoda : Unless it has the PCIe plugs on the card, no. Looks like this: Your PSU should have seperately labeled PCIe connectors on it as well if needed. Thanks. I do not think I have PCIe slots for the graphics card. Does that mean it's all good and I don't need the PCIe connections? Upvote 0 Downvote
Turb0Yoda : Unless it has the PCIe plugs on the card, no. Looks like this: Your PSU should have seperately labeled PCIe connectors on it as well if needed. Thanks. I do not think I have PCIe slots for the graphics card. Does that mean it's all good and I don't need the PCIe connections?
Turb0Yoda Expert Ambassador Jul 12, 2013 4,876 9 23,465 Oct 17, 2017 #4 No you do not then. Upvote 0 Downvote