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9 minutes ago, WinChickD said:

Help I just started putting my new psu in they give you 2 vga cables but my gpu takes 8 pin + 6 pin and the little 2 pin that breaks off is wrong shape

Did you try moving the 2 to the other side of the 6?

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Just now, WinChickD said:

It doesn't have the little square though so it's not the right one 

If I look at your image from that perspective, I see:

Top row: House, house, house, square

Bottom row: House, square, house, house

 

Which is the same shape as the 8-pin GPU as shown in the diagram if you rotated it 180 degrees.

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12 minutes ago, WinChickD said:

It's a msi GeForce gtx 1070

 

 

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Oh, there's your problem. The GPU's connector is not correct. However, that should be fine because you can plug in a house peg into a square one.

 

Also what in the flying duck MSI? Can't you get your connectors right?

 

EDIT: The connector is correct. The original picture I referenced is technically wrong

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1 minute ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Oh, there's your problem. The GPU's connector is not correct. However, that should be fine because you can plug in a house peg into a square one.

 

Also what in the flying duck MSI? Can't you get your connectors right?

Does it require abit of extra force? Cos it feels slightly stiff

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Just now, WinChickD said:

Does it require abit of extra force? Cos it feels slightly stiff

It might, but it should still fit.

 

If you're too paranoid about it, I would RMA the card on the premise that they installed a wrong plug.

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Actually now I'm confused. This is also a PCIe 8-pin

connector_mbpow_pcie_8pin.png

 

There's two squares on the top right, which coincide with the plug on the video card.

 

I'm just going to go with if the yellow wires go into the bottom row of the PCIe power plug when it's in its 6-pin configuration, it's fine.

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4 minutes ago, M.Yurizaki said:

It might, but it should still fit.

 

If you're too paranoid about it, I would RMA the card on the premise that they installed a wrong plug.

He cant the connector is correct (See pic ) Didt you by any chance maby got the rong end in PSU ? and your looking at the psu connector and no the pcie one

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Just now, Swealteek said:

He cant the connector is correct (See pic )

The plug has a house peg where the square hole is and the house peg is just the square one with the corners cut. So it should fit.

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1 minute ago, M.Yurizaki said:

The plug has a house peg where the square hole is and the house peg is just the square one with the corners cut. So it should fit.

The ar just connectors. aslong as the Volt is right ... right ?

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16 minutes ago, WinChickD said:

SO guys I managed to get the cables in didn't require any force so should be all good?

As long as you hear a click and it appears to be secure, then yes you should be all good. From your original pictures, everything looked to be correct. I'm not sure what the issue was.

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