6 and 8 pin connectors for GTX 1070 graphics card
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Hello,
the Corsair VS 550 W power supply has 2 PCI-E cables, one with 6 pins and the other with 6+2 pins.
What you've done in the photo doesn't seem correct to me, as I only see one PCI-E cable going to the sockets of the GTX ...
you need to use one cable for each PCI-E socket of the GTX.-
"The Corsair VS 550 W power supply has 2 PCI-E cables, one with 6 pins and the other with 6+2 pins."
The problem is that on all the websites we consult, it states 2 connectors with 8 (6+2) pins, not one with 8 and one with 6 pins. In its photo, it appears to be a cable with 2 ends like those found in SATA power supply cables.- On all the sites we consult, it states 2 connectors 8 (6+2) pins, not one with 8 and one with 6 pins.
That's true, I said one with 6 because I see one in the photo on the Corsair site.
But whether it’s 2 times 6+2 or one 6 and one 6+2 doesn't change the fact that you need one cable per socket of the GTX in principle.
I don't quite understand what he did in the photo either...
Maybe this power supply is special, with the 2 PCI-E sockets on the same cable.
PS: Is there another PCI-E cable on your power supply?
Can you show the pins of these connectors not plugged into the GTX please?
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So yes, the power supply has two 6+2 connectors but they are on the same cable actually... It's a cable that splits into two ends...
For the 6 I just didn't use the +2.
What exactly is PCIE? Because the PCIE I know is the slot where I inserted my card.
I'll take another photo and post it after
Thanks for your help.
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