My psu doesn't have a 6 pin PCI-E connector? so will this work?

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minerclawz

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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812887001 will this work?
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http://support.gateway.com/s/POWER/6506042R/6506042Rsp2.shtml

 
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The first link you posted, the molex-to-6-pin connector from Newegg, will do the job. It will provide you with a 6-pin connector for a discrete video card. I'm not sure why you posted the second link from Gateway, the power specs to a PSU. If you're asking will it provide enough power for something, that question cannot be evaluated until we know what it would be powering.
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The first link you posted, the molex-to-6-pin connector from Newegg, will do the job. It will provide you with a 6-pin connector for a discrete video card. I'm not sure why you posted the second link from Gateway, the power specs to a PSU. If you're asking will it provide enough power for something, that question cannot be evaluated until we know what it would be powering.
 
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