No. The graphics card consumes so little power that it is powered solely by the PCIe slot.
Otherwise, of course, there is the PCIe connection on the graphics card, with which it can be plugged into a PCIe x16 and then there are corresponding monitor connections, but nothing more.
But a GT 1030 graphics card is hardly or not at all suitable for gaming.
Well, older people have the advantage in knowledge. Why do you think today's graphics cards have 6+2 pins? Because it all starts with 6-pin PCIe. I also checked it visually in a photo.
No, you can forget about the game. You brought the alleged image into the game, so you have to provide the image. So, where is the image with a GT 1030 graphics card that has a 6-pin PCIe power connector?
So you mean the PCIe power connector on a GT 1030 graphics card, which you want to visually check in a photo? Well, show me the picture that shows a GT 1030 with a PCIe power connector.
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No. The graphics card consumes so little power that it is powered solely by the PCIe slot.
Otherwise, of course, there is the PCIe connection on the graphics card, with which it can be plugged into a PCIe x16 and then there are corresponding monitor connections, but nothing more.
But a GT 1030 graphics card is hardly or not at all suitable for gaming.
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then we don't want to make it too exciting
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It will probably be the 6pin, the black side
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What do you want to do with the adapter if a GT 1030 graphics card doesn't have a PCIe power connector at all?
Well, older people have the advantage in knowledge. Why do you think today's graphics cards have 6+2 pins? Because it all starts with 6-pin PCIe. I also checked it visually in a photo.
No, you can forget about the game. You brought the alleged image into the game, so you have to provide the image. So, where is the image with a GT 1030 graphics card that has a 6-pin PCIe power connector?
If you seek, you will find…
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So you mean the PCIe power connector on a GT 1030 graphics card, which you want to visually check in a photo? Well, show me the picture that shows a GT 1030 with a PCIe power connector.
Are you pretending to be stupid or…okay. The socket for the power supply, of course,
What did you visually check in a photo?
I think it doesn't have a power connector, right? It gets enough power from the PCI connector. But it could also be that I'm making a mistake.
None at all, it is powered via the slot.