damn, hope you know what you are doing. That kidney isn't coming back.
|OT| The PC Hardware Thread -- Buy/Upgrade/Ask/Answer
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Waiting for the new parts, but it seems PSU and case are ordered, so it will be somewhere beginning of June when I get my hands to all parts.
It lives-
It needs 4 seperate PCI-E cables, luckilynI had some spare as it says not to use splitters.
The stand that came with it is massively too short, have bodged something together for now until I can make something at work.
Makes my old 3080ti look tiny.
Decent clock speed when playing Oblivion Remaster
It needs 4 seperate PCI-E cables, luckilynI had some spare as it says not to use splitters.
The stand that came with it is massively too short, have bodged something together for now until I can make something at work.
Makes my old 3080ti look tiny.
Decent clock speed when playing Oblivion Remaster
Does your power supply not support 12HPVR cables? Most newer Corsair PSUs should have them, I would think.
I dont think so, this is my PSU.
HX1500i Fully Modular Ultra-Low Noise Platinum ATX 1500 Watt PC Power Supply (UK)
HX1500i Fully Modular Ultra-Low Noise Platinum ATX 1500 Watt PC Power Supply (UK)
That's the cable I mean. It somehow supports two of them at the same time, if I read this. (kinda overkill)
This way you don't need those 4 red cables and the adapter, just this one that goes directly to the PSU.
Just checked, I dont have those cables with my PSU- it's from 2022, so maybe it's too old.
I think this is still fairly recent, that's why there was all that panic about these kinds of cables melting. I think the problem is technically still there, and can happen if you seat them incorrectly (as in, having the cable almost half way loose). Of course, still horrible as the PSU should never allow so much energy to be send through any pin as to cause a legit fire hazard.
Spray them
Got now the MOBO yesterday, and GPU last week. Where are the rest of the parts
