Power connection（Solved）

[gjsearle74]

Hi,

I'm currently running my 6284 from the 6 pin to 3 molex adapter that came with the card; would I be able to run the card from a 6 pin PCI-e vga cable?

Would tidy up the inside of my case no end!

Thanks in advance...

[steven]

Hi glsearle74

Our advice is to use the 6 pin to 3 molex adapter that came with the card,maybe the 6 pin PCI-e vga cable is not compatible with
TBS6284 card.

Thanks

[CyberSimian]

I'm currently running my 6284 from the 6 pin to 3 molex adapter that came with the card; would I be able to run the card from a 6 pin PCI-e vga cable?

I acknowledge that Steven recommended using the TBS power connector, and not the 6-pin connector for the graphics card (presumably that connector is unused in your PC?). However...

...I was moving a few cards around in my HTPC yesterday, so I decided to fire it up with the case open (don't try this at home, kids), and measure the voltages on the 6-pin connector powering my Nvidia 8600GTS, and the voltages on the TBS connector. All voltages were 12 volts.

Is your 6-pin connector the same as mine? Probably, but you will have to decide for yourself whether you want to try using it on the TBS6284 card.

-- from CyberSimian in the UK

[gjsearle74]

Cheers for the info mate; didn't have the balls to try it without on official ok.

The main reason for asking was that I was close to running out of molex plugs on my psu, especially with considering running with 2 of the tbs6284 cards.

[superman2012]

Really must use the included 3x4 pins molex to 6 pins PCI-e adapter?
Cannot use the 6 pins PCI-e cable directly from powersupply?
I don't think I have so many spare 4 pins molex. Using a Y/triple/quad cable will defeat the purpose?

This card use so much power?

Thank you.

[steven]

Hi superman2012

>Cannot use the 6 pins PCI-e cable directly from powersupply?
no, you can use the 6pins PCI-e cable directly coming from the power supply.
It is ok.No problem

About the power ,it is depend on the load of your LNB using, like when you use a motor need more power
then extra power is needed.

Kind regards

steven

[superman2012]

About the power ,it is depend on the load of your LNB using, like when you use a motor need more power
then extra power is needed.

Kind regards

steven

thanks steven,

sorry but is the LNB for satellite tv only?
aerial antenna for DVB-T2 needs that extra power or not?

[steven]

Hi superman2012

I think that there is no need to use extra power in DVB-T2,if you have no problem when using
without extra power.

Kind Regard

steven

[superman2012]

Hi superman2012

I think that there is no need to use extra power in DVB-T2,if you have no problem when using
without extra power.

Kind Regard

steven

Sorry, back with a question.
TBS6220, 6280 and 6284 supports DVB-T/T2/C/S/S2?
Thanks.

[steven]

Hi superman2012

TBS6220, 6280 and 6284 supports DVB-T/T2/C, Do not support DVBS/S2,
Maybe later we will development a great card which include DVB-T/T2/C/S/S2 support.

Kind Regards

steven