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Gpu 8 pin connector help!

Paul777
By Paul777
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Look for sockets labeled as VGA on your PSU

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"VGA"

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52 minutes ago, Paul777 said:

The cable is labeled pcie on the gpu side and only type 4 on the psu side. It's an 6+2 splitt. 

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That's... A Corsair cable. The G2's cable should be marked VGA on both ends, while Corsair's is marked PCIE and Type 4. They have a different pinout and will not work

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2 minutes ago, seon123 said:

That's... A Corsair cable. The G2's cable should be marked VGA on both ends, while Corsair's is marked PCIE and Type 4. They have a different pinout and will not work

Ok! Thank good I saw this before powering it on. I guess I should get a new power supply then. Don't have any other cables for it.

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