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Éteignez l'alimentation et connectez les câbles d'alimentation PCIe.

Benjos_2106 Posted messages 25 Status Member -  
 Anonymous user -

Hello,

Today I decided to remove my graphics card, which is a GeForce RTX 2060, to clean it. When I reinstalled it and made sure to reconnect all the cables, it indicated "Power down and connect the PCIe power cables." However, it is indeed powered, as the light is on and the fan is running.

Thank you in advance for your help.

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  1. Anonymous user
     

    Hello,

    Your graphics card disagrees, though...

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    1. Benjos_2106 Posted messages 25 Status Member
       

      Yes, the problem is definitely there; however, it is indeed beautiful and connected, and it turns on. I don't know where the problem could be coming from.

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    2. Anonymous user > Benjos_2106 Posted messages 25 Status Member
       

      Well, I can't do anything for you, the message is quite clear, it's due to the missing 8-pin power connector from the PCIE, maybe the cable or the card's connector are not making contact with each other.

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    3. Benjos_2106 Posted messages 25 Status Member > Anonymous user
       

      I only have 6-pin PCIe power connectors while my card has 8 pins; however, for the 3 years that I've had this card in the same PC, the connectivity with just 6 pins worked correctly.

      Can the problem come from here?

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    4. Anonymous user > Benjos_2106 Posted messages 25 Status Member
       

      It's logical, you need an 8-pin, what's your power supply, a low-end one?

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    5. Benjos_2106 Posted messages 25 Status Member > Anonymous user
       

      My power supply is a Cooler Master 500W 80 Plus Bronze

      What I don't understand is that my GPU has been running for 3 years with 6 pins, so why does it need 8 now?

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