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Heya, just a quick question cause i'm struggling trying to find an answer online. I have a gigabyte 4070 ti super Gaming OC and i have a Corsair RMe1000e 1000W power supply.
On the GPU box i found an adapter cable that is a splitter that starts from 2 PCIe slots to a 12 pin that goes into the GPU. The 12 pins are more little than the PCIe pins.
My PSU also comes with a similar cable that is the one on the first photo of this link (https://www.corsair.com/it/en/explorer/diy-builder/power-supply-units/evolving-standards-12vhpwr-and-12v-2x6/).
I dont like the splitter that comes with the GPU cause is really tick and ugly to me, so i wanted to ask i can use the simular PSU cable that i have cause to me they look the same.
Thank you in advance ^^
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