power adapters that come with graphics card?
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Ah, it all sounds great then. You shouldn't have any issues 
Just hope the card is in full working order. Ask the guy if he accepts return or if the card has some warranty/guaranty in case something goes wrong.
Just hope the card is in full working order. Ask the guy if he accepts return or if the card has some warranty/guaranty in case something goes wrong.
Mouldread
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Hey,
if you mean the PCIe to Molex converter that looks similar to this
then you don't necessarily need it. It is in the box with the graphics card only to give you the option to connect it to molex instead to PCIe cable in case you don't have one coming from your PSU. Most PSUs will have all the needed cables/connectors already.
if you mean the PCIe to Molex converter that looks similar to this
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Well,
in theory you won't need anything else but the card itself. Just make sure the seller has good feedback as a seller and that he is going to pack the card well so it doesn't get damaged during transport.
But again I am saying in theory as there are many contributing factors that can play you a bad joke.
Make sure the PSU you have will provide sufficient power to the card.
Make sure your motherboard has the necessary slot - whether it being PCIe, AGP or whatever it might be. It's hard to predict what can go wrong with so few details but if the card you are buying is similar to the one you currently got you shouldn't have to worry much.
I don't want to confuse you further.
in theory you won't need anything else but the card itself. Just make sure the seller has good feedback as a seller and that he is going to pack the card well so it doesn't get damaged during transport.
But again I am saying in theory as there are many contributing factors that can play you a bad joke.
Make sure the PSU you have will provide sufficient power to the card.
Make sure your motherboard has the necessary slot - whether it being PCIe, AGP or whatever it might be. It's hard to predict what can go wrong with so few details but if the card you are buying is similar to the one you currently got you shouldn't have to worry much.
I don't want to confuse you further.
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