Adapter for graphics card power supply: SATA - 6 pin PCI-E

Question

Hello, I need a specific answer. I bought a new card that needs 6PIN power or how do I buy a 6-pin sata adapter and plug in, everything will be ok? (they assure you that yes). Added after 35 : This is something, only I took the more expensive RTV EURO AGD for certainty.

lukasixthm · Answer

Everything will work as it should.

Loaderer · Answer

One idiot told me that voltages may not be what it should be and that he will make me his cable for 110 zlotys (I don't know if to suggest it), it's probably a trickster. Others said that my Chieftec 650W easily has such a reserve of power that the card will wipe and it will be left 3 times, I think they are right.

He's asking because I just wouldn't want to screw up an expensive card.

Kasek21 · Answer

Everything will work.

dt1 · Answer

The guy wasn't an idiot, and you probably didn't listen to what he was saying. The efficiency of the SATA power plug is 1.5A per contact, the 12V voltage is divided into 3 contacts, the theoretical 12V performance is 4.5A, or 54W. If you connect a card on such a grommet that wants to eat 150W from this socket, it may turn out that the guest was not an idiot. Since no one knows what you want to power it with, it's hard to say if it will work well. A new graphics card is something that can charge 50W, and can download 250W.

Kasek21 · Answer

What is this card exactly? What exactly is Chieftec 650W?

Loaderer · Answer

I will say yes, my card is efficient on this connector and the temperature does not jump above 55 degrees no matter what load, is there anything to worry about? The card has been working stable for several hours.

Another thing the guy in the computer told me that he supplies such an even better card and is peacefully enough for him, because the bandwidth of this adapter is 12V, besides I didn't take any shit because I took the one with better cables, thicker.

Its safe? (Temperatures are very stable, no jumps)

PS. Somehow you can check in the system how much voltage comes to this card?

perlit · Answer

Provide the graphics card model and the power supply model.

Loaderer · Answer

Chieftec 650W Geforce Gigabyte 1050 TI Windorce 4gb

Kasek21 · Answer

After all, this power supply has a PEG 6pin connector (even two) so why do you need an adapter?

Loaderer · Answer

For the fact that I bought this computer with this power supply and this guy did not get these cables from the service and says that they are not there. You can look for such on the internet as you can find me, I put you a Coke whiskey.

dt1 · Answer

1050Ti does not consume any large amounts of power, up to 75W in total, some of which probably by PCI Express. It should work on such a pass rather without major problems.

Loaderer · Answer

I think so too, I don't have a performance problem yet, the initial temperature is 30 degrees, the maximum temperature reaches 55, I heard that when there is a problem with the power consumption for the card, the performance is very limited, and temperature jumps are the norm in my the case is very stable. I don't think I have anything to worry about.

Kasek21 · Answer

If you already have it and everything works, it will work.

Loaderer · Answer

Then the topic resolved, all my doubts were dispelled.

Adapter for graphics card power supply: SATA -> 6 pin PCI-E

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