Quick pci-e 6-pin conector question. Please Help!

I am building my first system and most of my parts showed up today. I am looking at my Ultra XVS 600w PSU and I noticed that the 6-pin pci-e connector looks wrong. Here is a picture.



Shouldn't there be a sixth pin in the connector? I was also wondering why two wires are going into the lower center hole. If anybody could help me out it would be greatly appreciated.

Your connector is correct. There is no wire in that location, and the 2 wires in the lower pin is also correct.

My Antec is wired exactly like the one he is showing, and it's running a 8800 GTS.

Regardless, his power supply is correct.

Here's one from a Thermaltake 700w psu.

gcolefla, your connector is right, and it will work.

You don't need this pin I guess. Since a few people have the same and it's working I guess it's ok...

According to a review is says this:
[quote="Techgage"]
* Sleeping Beauty Modular cables
* Flex-Force wiring
* Single 35A 12V rail
* Quiet
* Rugged good looks
* Good stability
* Great efficiency up to 75% load
* Decent ripple

* Waking Ugly No 3.3V line on the SATA
* PCI-e uses one molex pin to power three 12V lines
* Only two SATA connectors
* Full load efficiency tanks
* Low PF
* No EPS 8 pin
* No SLI support
[/quote]

Just additional info. Top row is +12v, Bottom Row of 3 pins are all Rturns (Gnd). On video card Pins 4,5,&6 are prabably shorted togetter, and pins 1,2,and 3 are probably shorted togetter, Woluld only make a difference if the 3 +12V pins use more than one rail.
Just received my X1950XT yesterday evening. PS has two PCI-e 6 pin connectors. P5 has V3 +12 only, while p4 has V1 +12v. The Vidcard supplied a 6 Pin adaptor - Only has 3 Wires into pci-e connector ( one +12 and 2 Return lines. Pins 2, 3,and 6 are open.