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Hey So i recently bought a gtx 1060 but realised the pcie cable for my psu was missing and ive been having trouble trying to buy a replacement cable from their site

 

So im wondering are all pcie cables for psus the same or do i need a corsair one

 

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4 minutes ago, Ryan236 said:

So im wondering are all pcie cables for psus the same or do i need a corsair one

You need the cable compatible with that particular model of power supply. This can vary between different models from the same brand.

See Corsairs Cable Compatibility chart. https://www.corsair.com/ww/en/psu-cable-compatibility

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You need a cable for your particular model of power supply.

Go to cablemod.com and select your specific model of corsair power supply and then buy cables.

 

For that gtx 1060 considering the low power consumption (around 100-120 watts), you could use a 2 x molex -> pci-e 6+2 adapter cable to power the card. Not as good as actual cable, but can be much cheaper

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