Citiraj:
- PCI-SIG, the organization behind all things PCI Express, is now reviewing a potential change to the 12VHPWR connector.
- The change would add more shroud and gripping feature around the extra 4 data pins.
- However, this will not solve the problem of melting connectors because data pins do not carry high electrical loads.
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Citiraj:
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Few days ago, JonnyGuru reported that most of the melting issues occurring with the 16-Pin '12VHPWR" connectors on the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 graphics cards were due to a bad or improper connection. Now, a new case has emerged which shows a 16-pin '12VHPWR' cable melting despite being connected properly. The user reported that his card was running smooth and it was a huge jump in performance over his previous card, an RTX 3080 but while playing Cyberpunk 2077, his PC started flashing and he reportedly noticed a burning smell upon which he immediately cut the power from the PSU. On checking the cables, it was confirmed that the 16-pin connector on the card had melted.
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Zadnje izmijenjeno od: The Exiled. 12.11.2022. u 13:42.
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