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Q: If GeForce GTX 460 has a 160 W TDP could'nt the PCI Express 2.0 supply the 75 W and one 6-pin give another 75 W be enought. Ok si 75 + 75 does'nt give 160 W but if the GPU is supplyed only with one 6-pin should'nt that be enough for most of peak in games ?: I doubt what you propose will work. Its not just voltage/wattage is amperage as well. True the PCIe slot supplies 75W but is no near enough for the 460. The PSU is made to supply the Wattage but because of certain constraints cant produce all the necessary amperage through the thin trace leads on a mother board, thus the need for the 2, 6 pin connectors. that can supply all the necessary wattage/amperage. Keep in mind some boards also have an AUX 12V connector in 4, 6, or 8 pin that also adds power through the trace leads. I really don't think you can find a PSU that would fit in a 5.25 that could produce enough power for your needs.Wouldn't it just be easier to get a PSU that can deliver the power that the 460 demands? doing it your way is like lowering the river instead of raising the draw bridge! it would achieve the same goal but the effort and expense wouldn't be worth it!

Q: I am in the process of building a CC cage for my Guinea Pig. I was hoping I wouldn't run out of connectors, but of course, did. Is there anywhere I can purchase extra connectors? (Please, not online, too much for shipping.) If not, would cable ties do the job?: cable ties would be just fine. i used them to make a playpen for my guiena pig.

Q: If you have for example four #12 wires to connect together, it's a pain to twist them together. I've seen the push pin type of connectors with four slots. They seem very convenient. For you licensed electricians out there, are they code in a typical residential junction box?: If I understand you correctly you are referring to the holes in the back of the receptacle. We call that back stabbing and it is only allowed on 15 amp general purpose receptacles. And the receptacle will not accept #12 wire, only #14. In addition (as the others have pointed out) it is a very poor quality connection. Don't do it. It is allowed by NEC but that's no excuse to go cheap or get lazy. Spring for a pair of lineman's pliers to make twisting the wires easy. You will need Red wire nuts for 4-5 #12wires. If you are referring to the push in style connectors, my experience has been that they too make a poor quality connection for receptacle use. I once connected 9 recessed lights using the factory supplied push in connectors. Thought I'd save a couple of minutes and a buck or two on yellow wire nuts. Of the 9, 6 failed to light up. I had to go back in, remove those connectors and replace them. My savings went right out the window! But it's your choice.

Q: i have the new iPod nano, i just bought the connector from the iPod to the car. when i plugged it in. Nothing happened. I changed volume, turned off the radio power, changed channels. but nothing happened and it wont play the music. am i doing it wrong, or is it just the power outlet hole is messed up?: if you're thinking of buying an ipod you should out this site first. they give you an ipod nano for FREE! all you need to do is complete a few quick tasks for them.

Q: I have an OBD - II tool to find check engine codes in my 95 4runner but i cannot find the DLC connector. Its a 95 4runner SR5 with the 3.0L. If anyone could describe the location or has any pictures they could post it would be appreciated.: 1995 4runner

Q: I found a Power Supply for my PC making sure I know everything about the specs. Thanks in advance!: +1 Eyecue is right, PCI connectors are the long slots where old video cards (newer ones are either AGB or PCI Express) and almost any other kind of cards go. The PSU doesnt enter here; you only need to know what power (watts) you need and if you want a hi

Q: I have bought a surround sound for my laptop but it has a three plug for sound. Is there any way I can get all three into one connector so all speakers work?: I have no idea what you are talking about. There is no such thing as a three plug. Perhaps you meant to say three plugs. You mean 3 jacks. A plug is a male connector. A jack is a female connector. It's not pc but it does describe both the appearance and the function. So you have 3 jacks on your computer which are main left and right outputs, surround l and r outputs, and the third one is center and sub-woofer outputs. However you do not say what the input to your speakers looks like. Since you do not give enough information to answer your question I can't give you an answer. One thing I can tell you is if your speakers have only one input it is a digital input and could be called spdif. Otherwise you would need at least 3 inputs, or possibly 5 or 6 inputs. Just making a guess since you don't say what kind of surround sound system you have, it should have 3 jacks which will match the 3 output jacks on your computer. If your surround sound system is a real system you most likely have RCA jacks. You would need three 1/8 to RCA adapter cables. Give me more information and I can give you a better answer.

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: Hello. I have ATI Radeon 5870, Coolarmax Powersupply, 2 PCI express 6 pin power cablesWhile Unpacking I found out there are also two more PCI power cables each with 6 Pins. Should I plug the one of the Powersupply or the other that cameup with my graphics card box ? thanks for help.: they are exactly the same in terms of power. I would go with the one on the power supply, as it will reduce the amount of cable in the case(thus reduce heat, clutter, etc). the one that comes with the gfx card is just in case the power supply you bought does not have a 6 pin connector(like many of the older psus)

Q: I noticed that the plastic piece that holds the flat ribbon cable in place is broken. I have been having problems with some of the letters on the keyboard not working so I took the computer apart and found that the connector was missing a piece and was wondering if this could be the problem and just how difficult this would be to replace?: Depending on your keyboard it can vary in difficulty. I'd recommend taking it to Best Buy or some other repair center -Itachi Uchiha

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