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Why can't I find anyone selling a 6 pin female to dual 6 pin female for a graphics card?

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Because that would be unsafe.

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Why can't I find anyone selling a 6 pin female to dual 6 pin female for a graphics card?

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Because an adapter  like that would kill components?

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Because people are smart enough not to sell you a means of lighting yourself on fire?

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I'm not asking for criticism I'm asking for a link!

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Why can't I find anyone selling a 6 pin female to dual 6 pin female for a graphics card?

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Because It's not protected if you know what i mean *nods head several times*

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funniest thread on the whole forum right here 

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I'll ruin my computer if I want to gosh darn it. Its already a toaster.

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It's a 6+2. The outer two pins are on a separate block you can fold back to use it as a 6pin.

he meant female 6 pin

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So no one has a female 6 pin to two female 6 pins?

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Looks like a 6 pin to me, and says it's a 6 pin female so if it's not then somethings awry.

Both sides need to be female.

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Wait why?

My pcie adapter has a single 6pin output. My gpu has two six pins.

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My pcie adapter has a single 6pin output. My gpu has two six pins.

 

So your current power supply only has 1 x 6 pin pci-e connector ? 

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It would be safer to use a complex psu to molex to whatever to pins adapter than your current 6 to 12.
At least you are not forcing a theoretical double amount of the current through one hole.

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You might as well just put your PC in The Toaster

I don't like 2D games...I just couldn't get into them.. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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So lemme get this straight. You're using a molex to 6 pin, that six pin to dual 6 pin, that's a max of 150 watts to the GPU, that's coming from one or two molex. Good luck!

No no no. I am using a six pin, to two six pins. To use my 220w psu to power my hd 6950. All this is being done for a pic-e adapter.

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My pcie adapter has a single 6pin output. My gpu has two six pins.

Right but that would be a female to 2 male unless you have the strangest GPU I've ever seen.

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