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SC7 · 05-29-2006, 06:30 PM

Only if your graphics card had a power in port, which wasn't connected, and even still, you can connect it to your power supply. I doubt that was the reason, because the card wouldn't work at all without such a connection in the first place. Unless that's some port you connect your PSU to when a Gfx card is in the slot for more power?

05-29-2006, 06:30 PM	#2 (permalink)
SC7 Platinum Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: New Jersey, USA Age: 17 Posts: 757	Only if your graphics card had a power in port, which wasn't connected, and even still, you can connect it to your power supply. I doubt that was the reason, because the card wouldn't work at all without such a connection in the first place. Unless that's some port you connect your PSU to when a Gfx card is in the slot for more power? __________________ My Rig Pentium 4 2.8 GHz Northwood Intel 845GVSR Motherboard 1 GB PC 3200 DDR BFG Tech FX5500OC 256 Mb PCI Edition 160 GB WD Caviar SE (8 Mb cache) Edition 60 GB WD Caviar SE (8 Mb cache) Edition Sony DVD-Rom/CD-RW Drive Dynex DVD+-R/RW Dual Layer Drive Nice MAG Innovision 17" LCD Flat Panel Monitor.