Mistakenly put the same wire 6 pin pcie on a 2 x 6 pcie gpu

[Ikmal Izzat Johari]

My brother mistakenly put the multiple 6 pin pcie of the same wire on the gpu due to lacks of wires. Power it up about 1-5 mins the turned off. Getting a 6 pin pcie connector later. When booting using the pcie as the main vga it said

Please power down and connect the pcie power cables

So is the gpu broken or because it do need more power? Help pleases I don't know myself

 

[Someone Somewhere]

Same here. What did you have connected to it?

Complete list of parts would be nice.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Depends on the quality and design of the power supply.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

He used a single cable that had 2 - 6 pins on it , and it won't power up.

 

[Ikmal Izzat Johari]

He used a single cable that had 2 - 6 pins on it , and it won't power up.

yes. I know it wasnt suppose to power up. But will it break the gpu? My bro did it, kinda dont want it to be broken. Eventhough covered by warranty

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

He used a single cable that had 2 - 6 pins on it , and it won't power up.

yes. I know it wasnt suppose to power up. But will it break the gpu? My bro did it, kinda dont want it to be broken. Eventhough covered by warranty

No, it shouldn't have harmed the GPU.

 

[Ikmal Izzat Johari]

Oh so he's using a daisy chain cable. Well it depends on how much power draw the card has and what his PSU can put out. We need more info.

GPU: Gainward GTX 970 reference
PSU: Silverstone SFX Series 450w 80+ gold

so is the gpu fried? Kinda sad if it happened

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Oh so he's using a daisy chain cable. Well it depends on how much power draw the card has and what his PSU can put out. We need more info.

GPU: Gainward GTX 970 reference
PSU: Silverstone SFX Series 450w 80+ gold

so is the gpu fried? Kinda sad if it happened

I doubt it's fried , step up to a high quality 550w PSU.

 

[Ikmal Izzat Johari]

He used a single cable that had 2 - 6 pins on it , and it won't power up.

yes. I know it wasnt suppose to power up. But will it break the gpu? My bro did it, kinda dont want it to be broken. Eventhough covered by warranty

No, it shouldn't have harmed the GPU.

How are you sure? I'm glad if it's true. Basically the reason it ask for cable(s) is due to the another unconnected 6 pins (I've removed the other one from the daisy chain ofc) not enough power. Man thanks

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

He used a single cable that had 2 - 6 pins on it , and it won't power up.

yes. I know it wasnt suppose to power up. But will it break the gpu? My bro did it, kinda dont want it to be broken. Eventhough covered by warranty

No, it shouldn't have harmed the GPU.

How are you sure? I'm glad if it's true. Basically the reason it ask for cable(s) is due to the another unconnected 6 pins (I've removed the other one from the daisy chain ofc) not enough power. Man thanks

I think your fine that shouldn't have hurt anything.

 

[Ikmal Izzat Johari]

Oh so he's using a daisy chain cable. Well it depends on how much power draw the card has and what his PSU can put out. We need more info.

GPU: Gainward GTX 970 reference
PSU: Silverstone SFX Series 450w 80+ gold

so is the gpu fried? Kinda sad if it happened

I doubt it's fried , step up to a high quality 550w PSU.

I will go for the SFX 600 later. Kinda tight on budget

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Oh so he's using a daisy chain cable. Well it depends on how much power draw the card has and what his PSU can put out. We need more info.

GPU: Gainward GTX 970 reference
PSU: Silverstone SFX Series 450w 80+ gold

so is the gpu fried? Kinda sad if it happened

I doubt it's fried , step up to a high quality 550w PSU.

I will go for the SFX 600 later. Kinda tight on budget

Sounds good , take care and thanks for posting on the forum.

 

[Ikmal Izzat Johari]

Oh so he's using a daisy chain cable. Well it depends on how much power draw the card has and what his PSU can put out. We need more info.

GPU: Gainward GTX 970 reference
PSU: Silverstone SFX Series 450w 80+ gold

so is the gpu fried? Kinda sad if it happened

I doubt it's fried , step up to a high quality 550w PSU.

I will go for the SFX 600 later. Kinda tight on budget

Sounds good , take care and thanks for posting on the forum.

thanks,