CableMod's 90-degree 12VHPWR cable is a godsend

[WYP]

Nvidia's RTX 4090 graphics card is almost too big for many PC cases, especially once its power cable is plugged in.



Read more about CableMod's 12VHPWR 90-degree adaptor.

 

[Peace Ð]

I'll say it again like I did on Reddit and Cablemod actually said it wasn't a very good idea, but if they made this also as an encasing for your cables then it could actually also work as a GPU support to prevent sagging.

 

[meuvoy]

I'll say it again like I did on Reddit and Cablemod actually said it wasn't a very good idea, but if they made this also as an encasing for your cables then it could actually also work as a GPU support to prevent sagging.

You mean take the conector that's being very harshly criticised for its fragility with serious concerns about causing a fire if it fails and further turn it into a load-bearing part?

 

[Kleptobot]

I've been pretty checked out about all this atx 3.0 pcie connector stuff. Isn't it just a molex microfit connector? My experience with them has been pretty good when using them for other products. Or is it more down to the cables that are being used?

 

[looz]

Before final spec some designs caught fire with full load, and the connector isn't rated for constant reinsertions.


Mountain out of a molehill type of deal, it's going to be absolutely fine by the time consumers have their hands on them.