Is it possible to supply power to the video card in another way?

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Ratami Sato2016-01-04 13:11:32

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Ratami Sato, 2016-01-04 13:11:32

There is a power supply and a video card. But there is no wire on the block to connect to the V.K. How else can you apply voltage to it

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Vladimir Martyanov, 2016-01-04
@vilgeforce

There are adapters from molex to video. You can also cut off the molex connector from the PSU and put the right one instead.

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Posovetuitepls, 2016-01-04
@Posovetuitepls

And it's better not to save money and buy an adequate power supply. But this is my personal opinion...
https://www.avito.ru/rossiya/tovary_dlya_kompyuter...
Accordingly, these adapters are connected to your old PSU. and supply power to the video card.

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AntHTML, 2016-01-04
@anthtml

You also keep in mind that video cards are now very voracious and if your PSU does not have a video connector, will it pull the load as a new video card, as far as I remember for 5-7 years, PSUs, those that are more powerful than 400W, are produced with a connector.

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Vladimir Sergeev, 2016-01-06
@moozooh

It seems to me that if the author still has some kind of ancient / low-power PSU without PCIe slots, then the video card, most likely, is also inexpensive and low-power.
Although in any case, Frankenstein so harshly is not cool. I also understand when you need to add extra power for SATA, but here, obviously, the red light “it's time to change something” should light up somewhere.