Different type of 6 pin pcie connector?

[Zerograde]

Hello,
My 8800 gtx OC recently burned out and i was thinking of upgrading to a gtx 560(femi) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130661

The thing is i noticed the new cards psu pin slots have a different shape than any of the connectors coming out of the PSU. My PSU is about 4 years old now, this one http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/Product.aspx?S=1207&ID=1504#Tab1
Is there anyway get the psu working with the new card or will i need a new psu?

For reference, 8800gtx pin slots: srr
rrs

gtx 560 pin slots: ssr
rrs

 

[jsrudd]

ATX Standards have not changed since 2007. I'm not sure what you mean by two different kinds of PCI-e 6 pin cables.

 

[Zerograde]

These pics may help.

The first are the slots on the 8800, the second the 560. Am i crazy or are ther 2 square slots an one chamfered on the top row of the 560?

 

[refillable]

Leave that, aren't standard 6-pin ATX not changed since long time ago? If the difference is that then leave it, I don't think It will make any changes in the connectors.

 

[Zerograde]

Ok, hopefully that's the case. The psu and 8800 was released in 2007. Gonna order the 560 soon, wish me luck.

 

[refillable]

Good Luck!

 

[Zerograde]

Best answer selected by Zerograde.

 

[Zerograde]

Got the card the other day and it turns out the slots are what they were supposed to be like on the 8800. So all is good. Thanks all!