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uh... take the 750Ti out, disconnect anything thats connected to it, put the 1060 where you took the 750Ti out of, plug a 6-pin into the 1060.

 

that said.. this thing looks like it could use a propper dusting session before receiving its new hardware..

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4 minutes ago, manikyath said:

uh... take the 750Ti out, disconnect anything thats connected to it, put the 1060 where you took the 750Ti out of, plug a 6-pin into the 1060.

 

that said.. this thing looks like it could use a propper dusting session before receiving its new hardware..

Thanks can I ask you one more question is this the right power connector for the 1060 really appreciate the help

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Just now, MythicalToes said:

Thanks can I ask you one more question is this the right power connector for the 1060 really appreciate the help

 

that's a 6+2 pin, given that your 1060 (most likely) has a 6-pin plug, you leave the two extra pins hanging loose, and you plug in the 6 pins into the GPU, after having plugged the 1060 into the approprite slot on the mobo, and having it bolted down.

 

that said, repeating myself, please give that pc a propper dusting session before you slot in your new card.. :P

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