So I contacted raidmax tech support and asked them about it, and this is what they said, use both the 6 pin connecters and it would provide the 44amps that the GTX 760 needed. I'm almost afraid of putting it in, don't want to kill the card or over tax the PSU. Anyway here is what I got back from them on this.
yes, plug both connectors to your graphic card that provide you 44amp
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael Tinervin
To: techsupport@raidmax.com
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2013, Friday 10:13 PM
Subject: Question About a HYBRID SERIES RX-630SS
Hi I have a question about one of your HYBRID SERIES RX-630SS power supplies. I bought one of these back in 2011 from Newegg.com and have been using it happily for all this time. It has never given me any problems at all. Recently I just bought a new Evga gtx 760 SC edition graphics card and was wondering if your power supply would be able to power it. The graphics card says it needs 30amp on a 12v rail and it needs both a 6 and 8 pin connector to power the card, I was looking and I saw that the HYBRID SERIES RX-630SS produces 22amps on a single 12v rail, but I have to use 2 connecters from the power supply. So I was wondering if I use both the 6 pin connecters and they supply 22amps, would using 2 give me 44amps for the card or still just 22amps? I can build a computer but I'm still hazy on the specifics when it comes to power supplies, I've looked on the net and I've gotten both "yes it will" and "no it won't". So I'm just a bit lost and confused. I really don't want to damage the graphics card or my system by doing something I shouldn't, and I don't want to have to spend a ton of money to buy a new power supply if I really don't need to. Any help would be appreciated, and I would be grateful if you could let me know the definitive answer because the internet is no help at all. Thanks in advance Michael Tinervin.