Noob Question: Does the SATA cable coming out of the riser has to go into PSU?

[kryptoknightk]

Noob question guys, this is my first rig. I have already connected the PCI-e cables from my gpu to the PSU, is there a need to hook up the SATA cable from the riser into the PSU too? Please don't mock, educate me.

Thank you.

[suprkomang]

Noob question guys, this is my first rig. I have already connected the PCI-e cables from my gpu to the PSU, is there a need to hook up the SATA cable from the riser into the PSU too? Please don't mock, educate me.

Thank you.

Yes, you need to hook up that SATA cable to the PSU as well to power up the riser. Hope it helps

[kryptoknightk]

Noob question guys, this is my first rig. I have already connected the PCI-e cables from my gpu to the PSU, is there a need to hook up the SATA cable from the riser into the PSU too? Please don't mock, educate me.

Thank you.

Yes, you need to hook up that SATA cable to the PSU as well to power up the riser. Hope it helps

Thanks for the confirmation! I thought the PCI would power up the risers too lol. *silly*

[majinboo]

Noob question guys, this is my first rig. I have already connected the PCI-e cables from my gpu to the PSU, is there a need to hook up the SATA cable from the riser into the PSU too? Please don't mock, educate me.

Thank you.

Yes, you need to hook up that SATA cable to the PSU as well to power up the riser. Hope it helps

Thanks for the confirmation! I thought the PCI would power up the risers too lol. *silly*

It does but would usually not provide enough power to your GPU cards.

[kryptoknightk]

Noob question guys, this is my first rig. I have already connected the PCI-e cables from my gpu to the PSU, is there a need to hook up the SATA cable from the riser into the PSU too? Please don't mock, educate me.

Thank you.

Yes, you need to hook up that SATA cable to the PSU as well to power up the riser. Hope it helps

Thanks for the confirmation! I thought the PCI would power up the risers too lol. *silly*

It does but would usually not provide enough power to your GPU cards.

Cool cool. I have my rig built and ready, just wanted to make sure before I turn on the power. Didn't wanted to blow up my gpus with extra power ha.

[CarlOrff]

Noob question guys, this is my first rig. I have already connected the PCI-e cables from my gpu to the PSU, is there a need to hook up the SATA cable from the riser into the PSU too? Please don't mock, educate me.

Thank you.

Yes, you need to connect it.
The PCIe interface is limited to 75 W and it is not enough for a lot of GPUs.
If you have some 6 and/or 8 pins connectores on your GPU, don't forget to connect them to your PSU too :-).

[kryptoknightk]

Noob question guys, this is my first rig. I have already connected the PCI-e cables from my gpu to the PSU, is there a need to hook up the SATA cable from the riser into the PSU too? Please don't mock, educate me.

Thank you.

Yes, you need to connect it.
The PCIe interface is limited to 75 W and it is not enough for a lot of GPUs.
If you have some 6 and/or 8 pins connectores on your GPU, don't forget to connect them to your PSU too :-).

Thanks for the reminder!