Molex to 6pin

Ya..I am using them. Get the connector which takes 2 Molex inputs, and creates a 6-pin PEG.

hmm..but u see some gpu manufacturers bundle single molex to 6 pin -
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or because they require less power?

I really do not remember. But there was some logic about spreading the load on the rails, so dual-->one PEG sounded better. What you plan to power with this. Which PSU.

no i am just asking for info. suppose someone wants to run 6790 on cx430 v2.

Should be fine.

DONT use the 1x molex to pcie connector... the modern gpu's dont like the constricted current it supplies.
Its much more safe to use the 2x molex to pcie connector. I was using one on my GTX 260 without any harm.

doomgiver said:

DONT use the 1x molex to pcie connector... the modern gpu's dont like the constricted current it supplies.
Its much more safe to use the 2x molex to pcie connector. I was using one on my GTX 260 without any harm.

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True, I have been using 2 Molex [using 4 molex as input] converted PEGs on my system. My TX650 only had 2 native PEGs. And for 4890 XFire, I needed four. Those 2 accelerators are power leeches, so the new cards should be fine. But again yea, 2 molex--->1 PEG is better.

ok. thanks for input.