Yes the plug will only go in one way, on the PSU and the GPU, they're keyed.
Usually yes there should be two cables accordingTo the specs of your psu.Either or both can be plugged in as required by the gpu.Make sure you don’t exceed the total power of the system by using an online calculator
Ok dude sorry for all the questions as i'm new to this but always learning, thanks for your time and effort data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Questions are no issue, that's what forums are for and if you don't ask you might end up paying the ultimate price.
That last one is quite an interesting choice, out of interest why do you do that?
I'm guessing its harder for snoopers to intercept your data if it's wired and not wireless ?
Yes technically but whether that data is in a meaningful format is a different matter.If I am able to compromise your WiFi network then chances areI am then probably also on your router in which case your wired traffic is also mine data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Having said that I then need to break the encryption on the https stream too in either case.
Only if you employ the right precautions.
Open/unsecured wireless allows traffic to flow in plain text and can easily be "sniffed" or captured without the user's knowledge or permission. But computers can be hacked on wired connections too, especially if user security or practices are poor.
In any event a criminal wanting your information these days has no end of opportunities to carry out their trade craft. Me I just employ everything I can to thwart such attempts. Don't loose sleep over it, just be wise.
Yes agreed but if the underlying traffic is encrypted via HTTPS or VPN then the traffic is still reasonably secure (more so than the WiFi encryption anyway).The latter is what various AV vendors offer when you are out and about and connect to the Free WiFi.....
Yes we both know that but most user would be unaware of the fact. In this case @Venomx999 freely admits he is a relative newbie in this field so any help/advice he gets on here helps him to get a better understanding and will hopefully help him to steer clear of any pitfalls, before rather than after the event.