- Dec 5, 2016
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Hello guys, i've been thinking about getting a gtx 1060 to replace my current 2x gtx 560 ti sli. But i've got this one "problem" that i need help with.
Both of my gtx 560 ti's have dual 6 pin pci connections. (Psu -> Graphics card) but the gtx 1060 has a either an 8 pin or a single 6 pin connection. The thing is my current psu is more than capable of handling the gtx 1060 (750w) but i'm unsure about the connections.
My question is: If the 1060 only has a single 6-pin, will it work if i take one of the 6 pins from my gtx 560 and just connect that. since the 560 uses 2 6 pin connectors. Or do i need an adapter of some sort?
My other question is: My psu have these 6 + 2 pins cables. So if the 1060 has a 8 pin connection will it work by simply using the single 6 pin + the 2 pin? Or will it not be enough power?
Thanks!
Both of my gtx 560 ti's have dual 6 pin pci connections. (Psu -> Graphics card) but the gtx 1060 has a either an 8 pin or a single 6 pin connection. The thing is my current psu is more than capable of handling the gtx 1060 (750w) but i'm unsure about the connections.
My question is: If the 1060 only has a single 6-pin, will it work if i take one of the 6 pins from my gtx 560 and just connect that. since the 560 uses 2 6 pin connectors. Or do i need an adapter of some sort?
My other question is: My psu have these 6 + 2 pins cables. So if the 1060 has a 8 pin connection will it work by simply using the single 6 pin + the 2 pin? Or will it not be enough power?
Thanks!
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