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Q: Hello Yahoo People!! :)I am willing to buy a Power Supply for my Ati Radeon HD 6870 which needs two 6-pin connectors and I don't have enough money to buy a PSU with two 6-pin connectors because they are too expensive! So I need help on two things:_______________________________________________________1)I want to know of a good power supply with one 6-pin connector.2)If i plug one 6-pin connector to the GPU (Which comes with the PSU) and another 4-pin to 6-pin adapter would that be okay? If not why? I mean will it affect the performance to the GPU or is it dangerous? (This is my question)3)And I need to know of a good PSU Brand but not so expensive! below ?35.00. (If u guys know of good offer on only Argos .uk or Amazon .uk Please tell me!_______________________________________________________Thank U!! :)
Yes the molex to 6 pin splitter will work. The card itself uses 151W max at 100% load. Toss in a traditional system and the tally may reach 350W at most. This suggests a 400W psu. Do you have the capability of Crossfire(two AMD GPU based gfx cards)? This PSU amazon .uk/OCZ-OCZ-ZS550W-U is high quality enough in addition to being powerful enough to run 2 of those cards and the rest of the system. Your 6870 needs a +12 Volt current rating of about 16A and that OCz has a +12 Volt current rating of 38 Amps. One needs to worry about power consumption as well as the amp rating so they don't blow a fuse due to the overload. Modern quality PSUs are equipped with overload protection among other self preservation features which that OCZ has. It also has your 2x6pin(1x6pin and 1x6+2 pin) connections for your card. You don't want a PSU that is JUST enough or provides the power but not the amp rating or other roadblock. amazon .uk/Zalman-ZM400-ST- is closer to your budget and is still higher quality with 1x6 and 1x6+2 PCIe power connections.
Q: I recently ordered a new radio for my car and I am going to have to crimp the wires from the new radio with those from my custom wiring harness. I am a little confused with how crimping works. I will be using insulated butt connects. When the two wires are pushed into the butt connector from the opposite sides do I crimp in the middle where the wires are touching? Or do I crimp both ends of the butt connector? I'm just wondering if the wires will be completely connected if I just crimp the ends of the butt connector. Please help!
Push the wires in from each end and Crimp both ends
Q: I have a large electric grill, the plates that cook food don't heat up properly, someone seems to have pulled on the cord causing one of the connectors that connects to the plate thermostat to come loose. It appears to have been forcefully melded with the thermostat, which I can't duplicate.
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Q: I was working on my car the other day with my brother, trying to figure it why it failed emissions when we noticed that a couple of the connectors were burnt. I think my brother said they were the idle valve control connectors, or something like that. So I was just wondering if these are important at all to the car or if they affect it in any way. The connectors are burnt, gone, definitely won't work anymore and I can't seem to find a place to buy them anywhere. I went to the dealership but they don't sell the connectors separately, so I would spend about 500+ for the whole system all for just for 2 connectors. So could this be a possible cause for failing emissions or a lack of power? The car runs okay, its just lacking a lot of power. I already changed the basic things like spark plugs hoses etc, and if it fails again I'm changing the catalytic converter but I'm a little worried now that it might just be these connectors. Any help is appreciated.
IAC-AAC idle air control air conditioning air control (idle speed device) electrical connectors are (BOSCH) square pre 1994 and oval (hitachi) after 1994. A good mechanic can make something work. Idle speed is important to emissions however you did not state why the car failed was it emissions or something else like a engine light being on. Trouble codes are limited to a two flashing light red and green on the computer in the right side floor board if those lights are lit your car has a fault the engine control is seeing. What you need is a good old gray haired Nissan technician that can get the old Z back on it's tires. There are procedures on-line for reading the trouble codes in mode 3 using only a small screwdriver. But very gently turn the screwdriver slot breaking the switch off of the computer and your walking. Good Luck
Q: I destroyed the spade connector pulling off the bad heating element. Now I have to put one back on and dont know if I can just solder one on or do I need to braze it on? Since the spade connector and wire will end up being buried the the insulation behind the rear of the oven I'm thinking solder would be ok, but not sure of the type to use. Any help would be appreciated.
Mark, conventional solder will melt at the temperature of the oven element. I have the same problem with a two burner stove top. The spade connector was spot-welded on, and separated. The end of the element was not smooth enough to clamp a high temperature spade lug on it from the appliance parts store, and I don't have a spot welder. Brazing with a torch would be much better, but I don't know about the electrical conductivity of a braze weld. Around here, we use coat hanger wire, it makes a great braze, works well on radiators, but with all my electrical experience I don't know about the electrical conductivity of the repair. My vote for a solder joint would be silver solder, it melts at a higher temperature, and silver is a good conductor. Better call a local electrical repair company (electrical contractor), and ask to speak to the owner, they will always talk to you. This is not a repair job he would ever get, so he may help you out of the kindness of his heart, it happens in my town. I'm good, but he is better, try to get some help from him, and be sure to tell him the two options I gave you.
Q: Hello, I have been woundering on how to connect my usb pannel connector, the connector has one red wire one white wire one green wire and a black wire the black wire is prob for the ground wire. On the connector where I think its supposted to go says usb6 7 panel1
There is a connector for USB devices, it is normally 9 pins. for a two port header. Your manual for your motherboard typically tells which is designated for which and each wire should be labeled as well. Normally the cord is already set and you don't have to plug each one individually.
Q: Could someone please tell me what connectors i need to power the Radeon HD 5870? would be great if i could get a OKorder link also!
The Black plugs that pass from the 6-pin/8-pin potential plugs that pass out of your potential grant to the GPU certainly powers the enjoying cards, The PCI-E X16 slots in basic terms grant 75W of potential, whilst the 5870's choose way greater effective than that, so the PCI-E connectors are required. on your case, you have 2 5870's, meaning you prefer a sufficient potential grant with a 6-pin + a 8-pin (or 2 8-pins looking on which version of 5870 you have) for each 5870. in case you potential grant does no longer have any of those plugs left on your 2d 5870, then you definately would desire to: A) purchase/or use the two-molex (4pin)-to-6pin/8pin adapters. Use this technique on condition which you potential grant is powerful adequate - in case you have a.enable's say 500W, you're so lots greater effective and safer to in basic terms improve. B) improve your potential grant to a high quality branded 750W+ potential grant with adequate 6pin/8pin connections. right here producers are good, and surprisingly cautioned: - Corsair - Antec - XFX (definite, they only began interior the PSU industry after making photographs enjoying cards for some years; they're very good, and their lifetime guarantee is likewise intense-high quality.) - OCZ - Thermaltake (600W+ fashions)
Q: Any help would be greatly appreciated. The reason is that I’m trying to find the crimp for the connectors.
even though the connecting end of the connector looks fancy the end where the wire is crimped just looks like a pretty common crimp. I once picked up universal crimper from an electronics store that does those types of crimps there is a few types available when you go to the store maybe even take those with you and they can tell you which crimper to get.you would have to crimp each little section once at a time.
Q: How would I wire a Turnlok 4 prong connector or plug L14-30 onto the three wires coming from my generator?My 30amp 4000 watt generator has 3 wires coming from it, white, black and a ground. I would like to put a 4 prong L14-30 plug onto it. Is this possible? If so, is there a particular one I should buy? I will be shopping on OKorder for the plug. I see the terms grounding, nongrounding, NEMA, nonNEMAectI found this diagram, maybe it will help
No, that connector is clearly marked 30 amps, and standard US outlets are rated at only 15 amps. Doesn't matter that each is rated at 15 amps, the total still can't be more than 15 amps, and that is what the wire and breaker is sized for. You have an electrician, follow his advice. Go off on your own, have a fire, and your insurance company will not pay anything. And you will be fired.
Q: Could you tell me which cable to buy, for use in the usa.
That is a C7 (cord)/C8 (inlet) connector, and very standard. Any electronics acessories department will have one with the C7 connector, and your domestic wall outlet configuration.

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