Is that possible?
Can I plug a 6 pin PCIe cable into an 8 pin PCIe power supply connector?
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Hallo,
Das ist schon schlau gemacht am PC. Gefährliche Stecker sind so geformt dass sie nur in die Buchse passen, wenn sie da auch hingehören, weil die Pins eine bestimmte Form haben.
Wenn sie den STecker also gewaltfrei hineinbekommen überlegen Sie keine böse Überraschung.
LG
Harry
Das würde ich nicht riskieren…
Es gibt aber Adapter dafür, ob die Pinbelegung gleich ist, weiß ich gerade aus dem Kopf nicht mehr, aber die beiden äußeren, sollten eigentlich nur für eine zusätzliche Stromversorgung sorgen.
Aber empfehlen kann ich das guten Gewissens nicht und falls doch, bitte immer auf den EIgenschutz achten! 🙂
Hi, ja dies ist möglich, dafür muss der Stecker aber symetrisch eingesteckt werden, heißt du müsstest die äußeren beiden Pins shorten
Was meinst du mit shorten
Nein, verwende die Stecke in ihrer vorgesehen konfiguration. Alles andere ist inakzeptabel.