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Quick query

theteal · 2018-06-05 12:30:33

My peasant build has been gifted a graphics card - 2gb GTX660 Having recently moved house I seem to have discarded all the spare cables for my modular PSU - Corsair CX430 The PSU has an 8 pin PCI-e socket. The GPU has a 6 pin socket. Could somebody kindly point me towards the cable that would link them up, please?

05-06-2018 12:30pm

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theteal

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My peasant build has been gifted a graphics card - 2gb GTX660

Having recently moved house I seem to have discarded all the spare cables for my modular PSU - Corsair CX430

The PSU has an 8 pin PCI-e socket. The GPU has a 6 pin socket. Could somebody kindly point me towards the cable that would link them up, please?

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#2 05-06-2018 1:25pm

K.O.Kiki

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*AFAIK You can use the 8-pin cable in a 6-pin socket, just don't force it - it will fit in 1 way only.

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#3 08-06-2018 1:52pm

theteal

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I found this one in the end, job done

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