Hello all, I have a quick and specific question that I can't seem to find the answer to concerning my power supply right here:
http://imgur.com/Z1MHUxd
I just purchased an EVGA GTX 670 FTW and I have a question about where I should have my graphics card plugged into. In my computer, I am using the PCI-E cables that run off of the same part of the power supply as my motherboard to power my graphics card. I'm not using the red molex connectors that are labled PCI-E under them. This is where my question is. Should I switch my graphics card to be using those red molex connectors? Does it really make a difference? Thank you in advance for your time and here are some pictures of my power supply to give more detail about my question.
http://imgur.com/DaHjvtr,vYZ5Oht#1
http://imgur.com/DaHjvtr,vYZ5Oht#0
EDIT: Also, as shown in my pictures I have a fan on the bottom of my computer blowing air up into the intake of my 670. Is this a problem? My case is a Cooler Master HAF 932 full tower.
http://imgur.com/Z1MHUxd
I just purchased an EVGA GTX 670 FTW and I have a question about where I should have my graphics card plugged into. In my computer, I am using the PCI-E cables that run off of the same part of the power supply as my motherboard to power my graphics card. I'm not using the red molex connectors that are labled PCI-E under them. This is where my question is. Should I switch my graphics card to be using those red molex connectors? Does it really make a difference? Thank you in advance for your time and here are some pictures of my power supply to give more detail about my question.
http://imgur.com/DaHjvtr,vYZ5Oht#1
http://imgur.com/DaHjvtr,vYZ5Oht#0
EDIT: Also, as shown in my pictures I have a fan on the bottom of my computer blowing air up into the intake of my 670. Is this a problem? My case is a Cooler Master HAF 932 full tower.