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28th Mar 2009, 07:30
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I was just curious, as I have noticed some require the use of the extra PS. 6 pin plug or, am I misinterpreting what I have read? Thank You!
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28th Mar 2009, 07:36
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Where did you read that?
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28th Mar 2009, 08:07
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Well, right off hand I'm not for sure but I will see if I can find it again. Thanks!
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28th Mar 2009, 08:16
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814150330 I think, this is where I read about it. where it says system requirements, and also connectors. maybe I'm misunderstanding what's being said.
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#5
28th Mar 2009, 08:32
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It says it needs a 6 pin plug, doesn't say it's a better card because of it.
 Anyway, just because a card draws more power doesn't mean it's any good, many more factors come into it than that. It would be like saying all cars with 4 exhausts are faster. It's not that simple. |
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28th Mar 2009, 08:41
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Good enough! I was just curious, as to whether or not there might be better benefits because of the extra power cables or not by putting the power load directly on the PS. instead, of on the motherboard. appreciate your help!
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