HunterChao
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HunterChao reacted to rcmaehl in Can I use Evga BQ cables with Evga super Niva G2
Second photo doesn't specify if it's motherboard or PSU side and only shows the EPS connector. Assuming BOTH the second image is the PSU side and that's the only cable you're using, then yes, it'll work.
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HunterChao reacted to Spotty in Can I use Evga BQ cables with Evga super Niva G2
Why? Did your G2 not come with cables? Are the cables for the G2 in some way damaged? Do you have custom sleeved cables you want to use? Are you too lazy to redo your cable management in the case?
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HunterChao reacted to Stefan Payne in Can I use Evga BQ cables with Evga super Niva G2
No it doesn't work because EVGA hasn't Standardized their Pinout to my knowledge
So its best to not do it.
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HunterChao reacted to BobbyPdue in Can I use Evga BQ cables with Evga super Niva G2
Is it worth the risk to your components if it doesn't work?
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HunterChao got a reaction from DrMacintosh in MAC PRO 1,1 Original No Boot
try using a dvd not a flash drive. I have had problems with using a flash drive on my mac pro 3,1. The EFI can be buggy on the mac pros from 3,1 down.
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HunterChao reacted to Zando_ in GPU doesn't fit all the way into PCI slot
Just whack it in with a hammer.
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HunterChao got a reaction from Kd4lif3 in PC build, won't turn on
Now touch (with screwdriver) the two points were your pwr button plugs in and see what happens.
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HunterChao got a reaction from RadiatingLight in PC build, won't turn on
Find the two pins that correspond to the power button and touch both with screw driver at the same time. If the system turns on then you had a cable not wired correctly.
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HunterChao reacted to RadiatingLight in PC build, won't turn on
that means that either the PSU is off, or something is unplugged.
make sure the 24 pin and 8 pin are securely in place and connected on both sides.
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HunterChao got a reaction from Evanair in PC build, won't turn on
Find the two pins that correspond to the power button and touch both with screw driver at the same time. If the system turns on then you had a cable not wired correctly.
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HunterChao got a reaction from nobiggieBIG in PC build, won't turn on
Find the two pins that correspond to the power button and touch both with screw driver at the same time. If the system turns on then you had a cable not wired correctly.
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HunterChao got a reaction from Damascus in "Custom" RX 480 shroud
Spitballing i give you a 7/2((9x2-4+6/10)/2)
*Edit fixed equation to be more accurate
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