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Looking for pinout for a Nvidia Quadro FX 4800 Power Cable

M_Callahan
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Problem solved, went through wiring harness found the plug for graphic card.  Looks like hp had it already to go.  Thanks for responding.  

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Hopefully someone here will be able to help me.  I have a Z400 workstation with a FX 1750 and would like to upgrade to an FX4800 keeping the workstation close to original standards.  I found out that it will take 150 watts of electricity and have a stock 450 watt power supply this should be enough to use the FX 4800.  What I need is the pinout or a basing diagram in order to make sure that the six pin power cable that I make for this will work. 

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As proprietary as oem will be i think all pcie plug is probably same

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The pcie slot is the same.  The FX 1750 which is the card I have in it right now dose not use a power cable that is why I would like to see what the pinout is for it before I install it.  I always like to check things out before installing new things in a computer. I have been using computers before they were standardized over the years and have fried a few of them by not knowing there are pinouts or or basing diagram to help in installing parts back then. For example by ignoring the power cable on ATI card in an old e-machine I had which was a two pin connector I fried the motherboard and the video card over time, which was back in the mid 90s.  

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Problem solved, went through wiring harness found the plug for graphic card.  Looks like hp had it already to go.  Thanks for responding.  

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