Question for wiring a pcie 8(6+2) pin connector. I have an evga power supply, and was messing around sleeving some wire for a pcie 6+2 pin connector. while doing so I had gotten the two wires in the 1X1 connector confused. Will this be a problem? and if so how can I identify which wire goes where in the connector? (they are all black)
Question for wiring a pcie 6 pin connector.
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Have a go through this thread by LutroO while this image
should help you wiring your illusive wires 
Both wires come out from the side with the latch. Wire from 5 goes to 8 and wire 6 goes to 4.
You should always hold onto your stock cables when you're sleeving so as to provide a reference point in case something goes wrong. The next thing you should do is keep a multimeter and PSU cable tester handy should you be in doubt of your wiring skills. Next, you should perform a wiring diagram on a piece of paper or a graphed sheet should you get...
Both wires come out from the side with the latch. Wire from 5 goes to 8 and wire 6 goes to 4.
You should always hold onto your stock cables when you're sleeving so as to provide a reference point in case something goes wrong. The next thing you should do is keep a multimeter and PSU cable tester handy should you be in doubt of your wiring skills. Next, you should perform a wiring diagram on a piece of paper or a graphed sheet should you get...
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Have a go through this thread by LutroO while this image
should help you wiring your illusive wires
Both wires come out from the side with the latch. Wire from 5 goes to 8 and wire 6 goes to 4.
You should always hold onto your stock cables when you're sleeving so as to provide a reference point in case something goes wrong. The next thing you should do is keep a multimeter and PSU cable tester handy should you be in doubt of your wiring skills. Next, you should perform a wiring diagram on a piece of paper or a graphed sheet should you get confused prior to even removing the pins from their connector jackets.
Both wires come out from the side with the latch. Wire from 5 goes to 8 and wire 6 goes to 4.
You should always hold onto your stock cables when you're sleeving so as to provide a reference point in case something goes wrong. The next thing you should do is keep a multimeter and PSU cable tester handy should you be in doubt of your wiring skills. Next, you should perform a wiring diagram on a piece of paper or a graphed sheet should you get confused prior to even removing the pins from their connector jackets.
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