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2017/03/21 22:11:45 (permalink)
I have EGVA Supernova G3 550 and a Asus 1080 GTX. (6+8)
Should i use 
1. Cable A + Cable B
or
2. Cable A only 
 

post edited by Pudde - 2017/03/21 22:15:46
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    Sajin
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    Re: Cable to 1080 GTX 2017/03/21 22:17:44 (permalink)
    Use cable a if the card has both 6-pin & 8-pin connectors. Use cable b if the card only has a 8-pin connector.
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    Re: Cable to 1080 GTX 2017/03/21 23:05:14 (permalink)
    So one cable is thick enough to handle the load ?
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    Re: Cable to 1080 GTX 2017/03/22 00:45:54 (permalink)
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    So one cable is thick enough to handle the load ?

    Yep.


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