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Just make sure you plug the "EPS" connector into the motherboard, and the PCI to the graphics card. They both look the same so watch out

 

Hmm..nvm i dont think i got your quesiton.

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8 pin into 8 pin, and 6 pin into 6 pin. Why would you try and use both of the same plugs? Are both 6 pins daisy chained together from the same output?

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8 pin into 8 pin, and 6 pin into 6 pin. Why would you try and use both of the same plugs? Are both 6 pins daisy chained together from the same output?

 

This is what one of my power connectors looks like.  It has a 6 pin on one side, and a 6+2 pin on the other side.

 

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Now these two pictures are what the 8 pin connector looks like.  There is one 8 pin side, and an 6+2 pin on the other side.

 

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However, my 8 pin power connector has only 7 wires in it (one corner of the pin does not have a wire.) (I will say that the 6+2 pin side has all 8 pin wires)

 

 

INSTANCE ONCE:

My question is, do I use the PSU 6 pin to 6+2 pin for both GPU connections (the 6 connection and the 8 connection)

 

INSTANCE TWO:

Or do I used the PSU 8 to 6+2 pin for both GPU connections (the 6 connection and the 8 connection) 

 

INSTANCE THREE:

Or do I used the PSU 6 to 6+2 pin for the GPU 6 pin connection, and the PSU 8 to 6+2 pin for the GPU 8 pin connection?

 

If I need to, I will post pictures of my exact parts.  I am curious about the 8 pin PSU connectors only having 7 pins in them, is this correct or did my PSU come with wrongly made cables?

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INSTANCE ONCE:

My question is, do I use the PSU 6 pin to 6+2 pin for both GPU connections (the 6 connection and the 8 connection)

 

INSTANCE TWO:

Or do I used the PSU 8 to 6+2 pin for both GPU connections (the 6 connection and the 8 connection) 

 

INSTANCE THREE:

Or do I used the PSU 6 to 6+2 pin for the GPU 6 pin connection, and the PSU 8 to 6+2 pin for the GPU 8 pin connection?

 

If I need to, I will post pictures of my exact parts.  I am curious about the 8 pin PSU connectors only having 7 pins in them, is this correct or did my PSU come with wrongly made cables?

 

7 pins? Shouldnt be correct...mind taking a picture? But so long as all are connected you are fine, so for the GPU 8 pin, you can use either 6+2 or 8 and the GPU 6 pin use the 6+2 and leave the extra 2 pins hanging (dont use them)

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This is my first time ever paying attention to the PSU connectors so the 7 pin on one side threw me off.  I'm more of a network guy :)  Right now I have the 8 pin to 6+2 for the 8 pin on gpu, then I have the 6 pin to 6+2 for the 6 pin on gpu with the 2 extra's hanging off.  I just wanted to make sure I was using the right 8 or 6 pin on the PSU side.  Thanks!

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This is my first time ever paying attention to the PSU connectors so the 7 pin on one side threw me off.  I'm more of a network guy :)  Right now I have the 8 pin to 6+2 for the 8 pin on gpu, then I have the 6 pin to 6+2 for the 6 pin on gpu with the 2 extra's hanging off.  I just wanted to make sure I was using the right 8 or 6 pin on the PSU side.  Thanks!

 

The 24 pin connector only has 23 pins in it btw :) But its normal haha, glad to have helped

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