Odd 6-pin w/ Nvidia GeForce GTX 950?

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Kiddles

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Hi all, this is my first time posting!

I recently got an Nvidia GeForce GrTX 950 to replace my aging card, and I noticed that it came with some odd cabling that I'll include as pictures here.

I can't seem to find anywhere where these pins would fit, got anything? They seem much different than the usual 6- or 8-pins that come with this type of stuff.

http://imgur.com/NWXkTc3

http://imgur.com/9adPkZX

EDIT: These cables came with the card itself out-of-box. I'm going to probably return the whole shebang later.

 
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Gam3r01
Well the pictures arent working, but Im assuming its some sort of Molex to 6 pin adapter.
I highly recommend against using any adapters for graphics cards.
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boosted1g

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General rule of thumb is that if your PSU does not have the right connectors for your GPU, then it is not capable of supporting it.
We really don't care what the wattage number the manufacturer made up and printed on the sticker.

People who use these molex adapters to make it work often find themselves with not only a dead power supply, but also a dead GPU, motherboard and other parts. Even been cases of houses being burnt down.
 
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