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PCI Connector Question

vagabond139

I am doing a investigation about a certain manufacturer, a fraudulent one at that. I am wondering how much power can a 6 pin pci connector can provide? Iirc correctly the PCI slot on a motherboard can provide about 75 watts a max. Also while I am not doubting you, I would like you to like to a rock solid source.

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I am doing a investigation about a certain manufacturer, a fraudulent one at that. I am wondering how much power can a 6 pin pci connector can provide? Iirc correctly the PCI slot on a motherboard can provide about 75 watts a max. Also while I am not doubting you, I would like you to like to a rock solid source.

2 things:

1. IIRC means if I recall correctly, there is no need to follow it with correctly

2. 6pin can deliver another 75W ish

Source: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/power-supply-specifications-atx-reference,review-32338-12.html

And google

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2 things:

1. IIRC means if I recall correctly, there is no need to follow it with correctly

2. 6pin can deliver another 75W ish

Source: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/power-supply-specifications-atx-reference,review-32338-12.html

And google

 

1. Its 4:30AM here, I could deserve a little slack.

2. That is what I thought, I just want to be double sure, thanks for the link.

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