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pls help does my psu have enough ports

bradders2003
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i have a tx750m, it has 2 pcie ports however the cables which come with it have 2 pci connectors on each, therefore giving me 4 pcie ports. my question is is each one of these pcie connectors still give the normal ammount of watts, i believe its 150. if this is true that would mean i have 4 150w pci cables right? or is it 4 75w pci cables?

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1 minute ago, ragnarok0273 said:

Are you planning to run an RTX 3090?

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Each 8-pin power connector is rated for 150W of power draw, so on a GPU with dual 8-pins you'd have a theoretical maximum of 150+150+75 = 375W (the PCI-e slot itself can provide 75W). What are you planning to do, exactly? 

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1 minute ago, bradders2003 said:

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Then I don't think you will need all 600 watts of power delivery.

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