PCI-E 6pin power Bodge


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    Windows 8 Pro Media Centre Edition 64Bit, Windows 8 Home Premium 64bit
       #1

    PCI-E 6pin power Bodge


    Okay so my new GPU needed the 6 pin , i forgot where i put the adapter ! it was late ! i had 5 strongbows ! i was crazy !

    I cut the 4 pin atx power of and cut another of two broke psu's

    Cut one in half

    and put them in the 6 pin power slot on the card

    3 tops where ground
    3 bottoms where 12v used A MOLEX connecter and wired it up

    it works ! :) brilliant and i soldered and heat shrink wrapped it :) then taped around it to make it even more secure !
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    Windows 7 Professional x64 Service Pack 1
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    vspeck23 said:
    Okay so my new GPU needed the 6 pin , i forgot where i put the adapter ! it was late ! i had 5 strongbows ! i was crazy !

    I cut the 4 pin atx power of and cut another of two broke psu's

    Cut one in half

    and put them in the 6 pin power slot on the card

    3 tops where ground
    3 bottoms where 12v used A MOLEX connecter and wired it up

    it works ! :) brilliant and i soldered and heat shrink wrapped it :) then taped around it to make it even more secure !
    Good job! i wouldn't have the courage to do that to my own pc
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    Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       #3

    vspeck23 said:
    Okay so my new GPU needed the 6 pin , i forgot where i put the adapter ! it was late ! i had 5 strongbows ! i was crazy !

    I cut the 4 pin atx power of and cut another of two broke psu's

    Cut one in half

    and put them in the 6 pin power slot on the card

    3 tops where ground
    3 bottoms where 12v used A MOLEX connecter and wired it up

    it works ! :) brilliant and i soldered and heat shrink wrapped it :) then taped around it to make it even more secure !
    Wow... nice work
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  4. Posts : 3,168
    Windows 10 64bit
       #4

    LOL I think I would fail and mess up my psu trying that,I have a tendency to mess up the first time around and succeed the 2nd time i do somthing new that I never done before.
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    8 Pro x64
       #5

    I'm more impressed you had the courage to admit you drink Strongbows
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  6. Posts : 102
    Windows 8 Pro Media Centre Edition 64Bit, Windows 8 Home Premium 64bit
    Thread Starter
       #6

    smarteyeball said:
    I'm more impressed you had the courage to admit you drink Strongbows
    hahaha i love strongbow :P was an offer 30 for £19 so i bought £50 worth :)
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  7. Posts : 102
    Windows 8 Pro Media Centre Edition 64Bit, Windows 8 Home Premium 64bit
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       #7

    M1GU31 said:
    LOL I think I would fail and mess up my psu trying that,I have a tendency to mess up the first time around and succeed the 2nd time i do somthing new that I never done before.
    i did actually stand back and press my power button with a long stick incase it went boom but then i realised psu's have a trip switch and cut out if there is a short anyway
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