9 Series card power connectors

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fieseler

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Which new nvidia gfx cards use only one 6pin pcie connector? I can only find 9600 cards for my bro's pc, He's on a tight budget & doesnt want to get another psu if he can help it. Also doesnt want to go ati because he may want to sli in the future.

Do any 9800gtx cards use only one conector, id assumed they'd be the same as the 8800gtx with two.
 

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I think the 9800GT might only use 1.
 

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my 9800GX2 uses a 6 and 8 pin
i do believe though that you can now get adaptors for older psu's but be sure his psu is up to the job 1st cos the 9800's need some monster power

here are you power req's for the 9800GT
Thermal and Power Specs:
Maximum GPU Tempurature (in C)105 C Maximum Graphics Card Power (W)105 W Minimum System Power Requirement (W)400 W Supplementary Power Connectors6-pin x2
 

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Ah, seems it also needs two power connectors.
 

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if he really wanted a 9 series card on his current PSU he could use the dedicated 6pin & a molex dongle ...which transfers 2x molex into 1x 6pin
though i don't recommend it :)
 

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well im thinking if he maybe wants to sli in the future, he could use the molex adapter for another card.

Currently tho, im stumped on 3 possible choices

9800gt
9600gt
8800gt

the 9600 is higher in stats on everything except stream processors i think. I know 9600 is likely not going produce as much heat as the other two which is a bonus. Basically the card that can run cod4 on full while running at the lowest temp is what im asking (not including soften smoke edges)
 

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fieseler said:
well im thinking if he maybe wants to sli in the future, he could use the molex adapter for another card.

Currently tho, im stumped on 3 possible choices

9800gt
9600gt
8800gt

the 9600 is higher in stats on everything except stream processors i think. I know 9600 is likely not going produce as much heat as the other two which is a bonus. Basically the card that can run cod4 on full while running at the lowest temp is what im asking (not including soften smoke edges)
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well the lowest temp out of those 3 would probably be the 9600
but were only gonna be talking 5-10c cooler than the 8800
the benefits of the 8800 would out way the heat variance IMO

the 98GT is a pointless creation ..
the 88GT will run far past any stock 9800 spd with ease
the same amount of SPs
the only real benefit to this card (if it is one given the price of great single card solutions)...is the addition of ''Tri-SLI''..:sarc:

but that's me..;)
 

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If he is thinking about going sli in the future and his power supply is lacking then he will have to buy a new power supply in the future anyway. I would bite the bullet and buy a good power supply now and save the hassle of mucking around with adaptors.
 

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Agree'd!
 

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Agree'd again the Thermaltake W0133RB 1200W PSU is very good with its detachable rails ect however it is quite big and very expensive, that 1 will cost you around £150 though:geek:
 

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    Antec 900
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    Stock + Antec 900 case fans
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Ripbox, I think that is a bit of an overkill. I would pay about £100 for a PSU.
 

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lol well i don't see it as overkill but more as an investment for the future:geek:
 

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    AMP! GeForce GTX 260² 896MB 448-bit GDDR3 (650MHz/2100MHz
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    Realtek 7.1 CH HD Audio
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    17" Fujitsu siemens TFT + 32" LG HD LCD TV
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    150GB Raptor HDD
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    Thermaltake W0133RB 1200W PSU
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    Antec 900
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    Stock + Antec 900 case fans
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    Logitech G15 (full layout)
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true, but he probably wont ever need that much. most people build new machines every 2-3 years anyways. I'd go with the Corsair 620HX, they are the Best PSU's around, and the only brand with a 5 Year warranty. can't beat that. and 620 would be enough for SLI.. or get the 750 model. if ur worried about future proof. He's only runnin 9600GT or 8800Gt. he doesn't need 1200w like he's running Tri 280's.
 

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    PC P&C 750w Silencer PSU
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    CoolerMaster HAF 932 (Water-Cooled)
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    Plenty of Fans, and a few 230mm Fans
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    Logitech G11
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    Logitech MX-518
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