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Does the VS550 PSU have a 6-pin connector?

Wjjm75

title says it all really, thanks in advance.

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It does but I wouldn't use it to power anything needing a 6 pin tbh. 

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5 minutes ago, Joel2003 said:

works good with a 1050ti aha

Well yeah a 1050ti pulls the majority of its power from the PCIe slot, they don't even need a 6 pin tbh, even overclocked they don't use much more than the PCIe provides. 

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On 6/16/2018 at 10:58 PM, RKRiley said:

Well yeah a 1050ti pulls the majority of its power from the PCIe slot, they don't even need a 6 pin tbh, even overclocked they don't use much more than the PCIe provides. 

So by your logic: the VS550 delivers power better if your card draws most of its power from the slot but does not deliver adequate power via the PCIe cable/connector? 

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