have a used: ATi Radeon X800 XT 256 MB PC video card . It needs a power cable. I dont know where to get one tho.
Thx
Usually a power supply has it attached. If your power supply doesn't then I think you need a new power supply. "The era of big government is over," said Clinton 1996
Apparently the Radeon X800 XT card is/was available as an AGP card or as a PCI-E X16 card. If it is/was a X800 XT PCI-E X16 card, it has a 6 pin PCI-E power socket and it probably came with this power wiring adapter:
http://firingsquad.com/media/articl...You may already have the necessary 6 pin PCI-E connector available from your power supply wiring.
If not you will need to buy a wiring adapter:
E.g.
8" 6-Pin PCI Express (PCIe) Power Adapter Cable - Turn Dual Molex Power into a PCIe Power Connector!
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?in...They are usually available locally from places that have lots of computer parts.
If it's an AGP card, it probably has a 4 pins in one row power connector - 4 obvious larger square pins - that you plug a standard floppy drive female molex power connector into. The wiring of most power supplies has two of those.
For a card with the X800 XT video chipset....
A 300-watt power supply or greater is recommended to ensure normal system operation.