Hi,
I tried to find some info from here how to power (Mac Pro 4.1-5.1) 1080ti card where is 2x8-pin connector but here wasn't so many conversation about it. So I took risk and ordered EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 HYBRID card which is water cooled card. I was thinking to share this if it helps some one else. So I was thinking to power card by 2x6pin->8pin + 2xsata->8pin. Backup was 4xsata->8pin. I don't need DVD so I removed the DVD module and used power cables from there. Water cooling block fitted perfectly in front wall and even Mac hole spacing was same than in water block. Two screws are not so beautiful but I can live with it. I removed Mac original GPU fan because it was blowing to wrong direction and was useless. That's it, I did some test runs and card works perfectly. I use it mainly in Houdini & Redshift and Realflow fluid simulations and looks that it doesn't need extra power.
Here are some pictures from setup.
Mika
I tried to find some info from here how to power (Mac Pro 4.1-5.1) 1080ti card where is 2x8-pin connector but here wasn't so many conversation about it. So I took risk and ordered EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 HYBRID card which is water cooled card. I was thinking to share this if it helps some one else. So I was thinking to power card by 2x6pin->8pin + 2xsata->8pin. Backup was 4xsata->8pin. I don't need DVD so I removed the DVD module and used power cables from there. Water cooling block fitted perfectly in front wall and even Mac hole spacing was same than in water block. Two screws are not so beautiful but I can live with it. I removed Mac original GPU fan because it was blowing to wrong direction and was useless. That's it, I did some test runs and card works perfectly. I use it mainly in Houdini & Redshift and Realflow fluid simulations and looks that it doesn't need extra power.
Here are some pictures from setup.
Mika
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