Safety first, custom RTX 5090 cable to prevent connector melting For the RTX 50 series, ASUS developed a Power Detector+ feature, a software-based indicator that detects uneven current draw through the six pins of the new 12V-2×6 power connectors. Unfortunately, this feature is only available on the high-end ROG Astral series. While the concept sounds […]
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It’s not stupid if it works. I also love the use of (readily available) automotive fuses.
You can also solve this problem by not buying nvidia’s overpriced garbage
Yeah, sad that this is the crap people have to resort to “fix” a bad standard and a even worse implementation.
This article’s copy smells AI-generated.