gtx 560

gtx 560

hey guys finally i got a great gpu Inno3D
but i have a 500 wat psu with one 6 pin connector but the card it requires 2 6 pin connectors
in the box it had only 1 6 pin connector
what shoould i do

wait so you have 1 six pin already on your rail and you have a six pin adapter that came with the card? Just stick the adapter onto one of the molex pins off your psu and plug it into your card and then plug in the six pin that is already on your psu rail in as well.

Also you should have gotten the 560ti.

Omg... so confused right now.

OT: Google it?

Originally Posted by iverson954360

wait so you have 1 six pin already on your rail and you have a six pin adapter that came with the card? Just stick the adapter onto one of the molex pins off your psu and plug it into your card and then plug in the six pin that is already on your psu rail in as well.

Also you should have gotten the 560ti.

My pc it supports max only 1 six pin but the card it has 2 Pins
but in the box it had only 1 pin

Buy a new power supply. They are all the same configuration, just need to get the right wattage

Get a molex to 6 pin adaptor :|

Should be available at local hardware store :|

How much amps are on the +12v rail?
Getting a molex to 6pin adapter might work.
Buying a new PSU would work... Thermaltake TR2 Series TR-500P 500W, 575w, 600w, Single +12v Rail or Dual +12v Rail Etc...
If the Video Card isn't getting the recommended Power/Amps via the +12v rail you will get constant rebooting / no booting or constant errors...

fuck yeh i put the gpu in the system
i got also a new psu

Originally Posted by ultimateon

Get a molex to 6 pin adaptor :|

Should be available at local hardware store :|

This ^

You have to make sure dat your PSU can handle it. Sometimes they are built with one 6 pin connector because that's as much as it should support.

thank you man but i already fix it

Originally Posted by Dave84311

This ^

You have to make sure dat your PSU can handle it. Sometimes they are built with one 6 pin connector because that's as much as it should support.

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shit i have ultra bottleneck with x2 250

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Originally Posted by Delko DJ

thank you man but i already fix it

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shit i have ultra bottleneck with x2 250

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Why is your pixel fillrate so low?

Originally Posted by InCognito

Why is your pixel fillrate so low?

Mine is on the right, the 560 seems so much better but I can play any game no problems, no lag.

Originally Posted by AVGN

Mine is on the right, the 560 seems so much better but I can play any game no problems, no lag.

Really? I thought the GT 520 was a really low end card.

I don't know why, but my card also has lower pixel rate than normal GTX 570. Might have to do with my 1.1 PCI E slot but I always thought it only lowered bandwidth.

Yeah the pcie 1.1 bus is slowing you down. Only way to fix that is to get a new mobo (which is pointless) but you should be fine with mid-high graphics. The good thing is you can use i. a new build. Also, pcie 3.0 is eventually going to become the next standard so get the the new stuff (the card is fine, its your mobo's fault basically)

Originally Posted by Rigby

Yeah the pcie 1.1 bus is slowing you down. Only way to fix that is to get a new mobo (which is pointless) but you should be fine with mid-high graphics. The good thing is you can use i. a new build. Also, pcie 3.0 is eventually going to become the next standard so get the the new stuff (the card is fine, its your mobo's fault basically)

the only new thing that i need is a cpu and maybe a ssd
my mobo is asrock n68

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