C ChosterF Solid State Member Messages 17 Jan 3, 2012 #1 Do I need to connect up both 4 pin adapters or only one? And does it matter which?
Slaymate Golden Master Messages 7,946 Location Florida Jan 3, 2012 #2 Can you rephrase your question so that we know what your talking about.
E Ecthelion Baseband Member Messages 81 Jan 3, 2012 #3 if i understand it right he's asking about a adapter for a video card 2 molex to pcie and if he can use just 1 molex for it
if i understand it right he's asking about a adapter for a video card 2 molex to pcie and if he can use just 1 molex for it
C ChosterF Solid State Member Messages 17 Jan 3, 2012 #4 sorry, i thought there was only one. http://gmstore.project.creativearm.com/images/4pinto6pin.jpg i don't know the technical names for it but it's for a new graphics card.
sorry, i thought there was only one. http://gmstore.project.creativearm.com/images/4pinto6pin.jpg i don't know the technical names for it but it's for a new graphics card.
MindoverMaster Golden Master Messages 12,213 Location /home Jan 3, 2012 #5 Then, no, you have to connect both Molex cables.
C ChosterF Solid State Member Messages 17 Jan 3, 2012 #6 MindoverMaster said: Then, no, you have to connect both Molex cables. Click to expand... ah,thanks a lot. i tried posting a picture of what i was talking about but messages with links are moderated i don't know what the technical names are but it's 2 female 4pins (i'm guessing it's a molex?) and one male 6 pin. If only one needs to be connected, what's the point in having the other?
MindoverMaster said: Then, no, you have to connect both Molex cables. Click to expand... ah,thanks a lot. i tried posting a picture of what i was talking about but messages with links are moderated i don't know what the technical names are but it's 2 female 4pins (i'm guessing it's a molex?) and one male 6 pin. If only one needs to be connected, what's the point in having the other?
MindoverMaster Golden Master Messages 12,213 Location /home Jan 3, 2012 #7 One molex can't carry the power you need for a PCI-E plug.
C ChosterF Solid State Member Messages 17 Jan 3, 2012 #8 Oh, i read that wrong. something is not right with me today. thanks for the help