Hello everyone,
I bought a PNY 7900 GS. It comes with a split type connector i.e one end has 6 pins that fit on the video card and there are two ends that are molex (will connect to the SMPS). Do I need to connect both of those molex connectors?
http://www.overclockers.co.nz/product/cables/6PCIE-UVB-B.jpg
(it looks like this)
Now regarding the power supply, good quality SMPSs' are hard to come by where I live. Can someone take a look at the specifications of this power supply and tell me if it will be enough to power the 7900GS? Also, if I get an 8800GTS down the line, would this power supply be able to handle such a requirement? They also have a 500W power supply - the specifications of which are not given on the site.
http://www.kunhar.com/vipcabinets/smps.html
(the specs are given in the PDF, but here's a quick breakdown)
O/P Current +3.3V 28A
O/P Current +5V 30A
O/P Current +12V 20A
O/P Current -5V -
O/P Current -12V 0.8A
O/P Current +5VSB 2A
Approvals EMC, UL, TUV, FCC, CE, LVD, CB
Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks!
I bought a PNY 7900 GS. It comes with a split type connector i.e one end has 6 pins that fit on the video card and there are two ends that are molex (will connect to the SMPS). Do I need to connect both of those molex connectors?
http://www.overclockers.co.nz/product/cables/6PCIE-UVB-B.jpg
(it looks like this)
Now regarding the power supply, good quality SMPSs' are hard to come by where I live. Can someone take a look at the specifications of this power supply and tell me if it will be enough to power the 7900GS? Also, if I get an 8800GTS down the line, would this power supply be able to handle such a requirement? They also have a 500W power supply - the specifications of which are not given on the site.
http://www.kunhar.com/vipcabinets/smps.html
(the specs are given in the PDF, but here's a quick breakdown)
O/P Current +3.3V 28A
O/P Current +5V 30A
O/P Current +12V 20A
O/P Current -5V -
O/P Current -12V 0.8A
O/P Current +5VSB 2A
Approvals EMC, UL, TUV, FCC, CE, LVD, CB
Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks!