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How is this Graphics card powered?

Josh555

Im a little bit new around here and i was wondering how this graphics card (ebay link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-Optiplex-SFF-SLIM-755-760-780-360-380-Dual-VGA-Monitor-Video-Card-PCI-e-x16-/122331834446?hash=item1c7b8ba84e:g:B1oAAOSwa~BYZbfa#viTabs_0 ) was powered. Is it powered thru the PCIe port? or is there a cable that needs to be connected to the power supply? 

 

Thanks, Josh

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Jup, they're powered by the PCIe port, which can supply up to 75W.

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It is powered through the motherboard, as part of the 24pin (or 20 or whatever) unless it has an external PCIe power connector, which it doesn't seem to have.

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Just like most no externally powered (low powered) GPU's, this one receives I believe 75W through the PCI slot.

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Just now, Obersachse said:

Jup, they're powered by the PCIe port, which can supply up to 75W.

Damn't you beat me to it. Lol.

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Thanks for all the responses!

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18 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

though the pcie port only, but don't buy it.

i found one of these at work, its not what you'd call "up to any sort of modern standard" :P

 

we use it as a coaster.

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Just now, manikyath said:

i found one of these at work, its not what you'd call "up to any sort of modern standard" :P

 

we use it as a coaster.

and that supid 59 port plug no one uses 

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12 minutes ago, manikyath said:

i found one of these at work, its not what you'd call "up to any sort of modern standard" :P

 

we use it as a coaster.

 

12 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

and that supid 59 port plug no one uses 

yeah, by no means am i using this for modern equipment. this is going on an older Dell Optiplex machine that i use for experimental stuff, not gaming or anything that needs good graphics.

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Just now, Josh555 said:

 

yeah, by no means am i using this for modern equipment. this is going on an older Dell Optiplex machine that i use for experimental stuff, not gaming or anything that needs good graphics.

just use the igpu on that or anouther random gpu, you don't need a optiplex gpu.

 

Please don't get that.

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Just now, Electronics Wizardy said:

just use the igpu on that or anouther random gpu, you don't need a optiplex gpu.

 

Please don't get that.

alright,  thanks

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