Is my gpu's power connectors long enough to reach my psu?

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wallsbrett6

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Im new to building gaming pc's and Im planning on building one. I've got all my parts picked out and I've noticed that my nividia gtx 960 4gb graphics card is smaller than most of the graphics cards I've seen. Is my graphics card just fine how to is? I may be missing something so If I have any incorrect information please correct me. Another question I have is how I install the gpu. I know the basics and how it goes into the mother board but once I get it in what do I plug it into? Thanks and here's a link to my build: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/wallsbrett6/saved/RKQbt6 PS is this build Im planning on making good for 1080p gaming at 60 frames per second on high or medium settings?
 
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Dark Lord of Tech

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It's powered off of 1 - 6 pin PCIE connection from the PSU.

The Seasonic is more than enough power. :D

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6 pin goes into yellow from PSU.
 
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Thanks you for the answers. Also another question I have is will this rig play at 1080p at 60 fps on med or high settings? Im guessing it will considering that it has 4gb of vram and an a processor that isn't amazing but gets the job done.
 
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