PC Graphics

[rallyefan238]

I own a graphics card from Asus Rx Dual 460 O2G.
This card does not have a 6 pin power connector.
-> See photo

The variant of HIS has such a power connection. -> See photo

Does anyone know if I can solder the 6 pin connector to the Asus card ? Without destroying the graphics card or the mainboard ?

Reason for the question.
The graphics card doesn't work with my "old" MSI motherboard and my guess is that PCIe doesn't provide enough power to run the graphics card.

Thanks.

[hardcoregames_]

What motherboard do you have?

The RX 560 is not a power pig like cards I usually buy

[rallyefan238]

I've been using the MSI K9N Neo V2 (MS-7369).  BIOS Update: 3.0B27

[hardcoregames_]

That motherboard is DDR2 based and the maximum CPU is the Athlon 64 X2. Boards like that need the ATX12V which is a 4-pin power connector to handle the CPU primarily. Some of the power will be provided to the slots but most of that comes from the 2x12 connector.

To use a modern video card will require a better PSU than what you have generally but there is a benefit to the modern PSU, it can be used with a new motherboard/CPU/RAM when you upgrade