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In the manuel it says, "Connect the 4-pin cable of the Power Extension to the connector provided at the corner of the graphics card."
We were able to connect one end of the cable to the graphics card...BUT, it says to connect the other end "to the power supply of your computer system." I know I am a complete n00b, but what the heck is the power supply and where is it? We see a gray box inside the computer, but we see NO socket to insert the cable. There are a number of multi-colored chords going into this gray box.This gray box able has a chord coming from the back of the computer to our surge protector, so this makes us assume this is the power supply that the manuel is talking about.
Huh? There will be a number of of those coming out of the PSU (hopefully you have one spare) and you plug it into the socket on the graphics card. The thing that came with the card is just an extension cable, it doesn't do anything else.
I don't understand your post. You are saying that this cable is just an extension chord, but then you say that you should plug it into the graphics card.....??
YES! We got the graphics card installed and we installed one of the drivers from the burned CD. The second driver however, needs Microsoft Windows Installer 3.0, which has a link to the interner, which as you know, that computer doesn't have, is this driver nessesary?
And thanks a bunch for helping me through this process and tolerating me, when I get frustrated....
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