PSU with one 6-pin PCI-E to two 6-pin

ArthurTheGrey

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hello,
I am upgradeing may GeForce 9600 GT that uses 1x6-pin PCI-E to GeForce GTX 275 that uses 2x6-pin PCI-E. Is there any kind of adapter or something, or I need to change PSU?
the new GPU is spare from my friend so i wouldn't be happy to buy new PSU.
I would wery appreciate your help.

Sorry about my bad english! It is not my native language!
 
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Your old GPU needed 96 W. THe new one needs 220W. Each 6-pin on the PSU can deliver 75W. THe PCI slot delivers another 75W. You cannot simply and safely split the 6-pin into 2x 6-pin.

You may be able to find a Molex to 6-pin adapter.

Provided your PSU can deliver the additional 12oW, then you can do that. Otherwise you should buy a new PSU.
Your old GPU needed 96 W. THe new one needs 220W. Each 6-pin on the PSU can deliver 75W. THe PCI slot delivers another 75W. You cannot simply and safely split the 6-pin into 2x 6-pin.

You may be able to find a Molex to 6-pin adapter.

Provided your PSU can deliver the additional 12oW, then you can do that. Otherwise you should buy a new PSU.
 
Solution

Dark Lord of Tech

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Molex to 6 pin PCIE adapter is what you need.

Need two molex cables coming from PSU.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812200106&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleAdwords&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-Internal+Power+Cables-_-N82E16812200106&gclid=CIOIwJ6_-sACFYZaMgodRAMA1g

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Because0789

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We need to know more about the PSU in question before suggesting a course of action, if it is a 300watt using molex to 6-pin would be a even worse idea than normally(usually a bad idea) and you could fry something.
 

ArthurTheGrey

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I have FSP350-60APN PSU.
 

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