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And it continue. CableMod is under fire😎 Will Cable Mod issue an recall of all cable/adapters and offer all revised 12VHPWR products to everyone? Nope. This would damage their reputation and cut into the profits (pure loss). Black screens, shutdowns and crashes........ Feel you are lucky. Could be worse😁 Black screen, fans revving up to 100%, pc remains unusable - RTX 4090 So I have some issues I think with my CableMod 180 deg adapter and/or my CableMod 12VHPWR cable connected to it. I previously used an nvidia adapter, no issue Meltfest incoming....... Where is the quality control with companies these days.. it's a joke. The only people who lose are the consumers when the blame game starts and you can't get refunds because of all the finger pointing. All I'm seeing is "premium" exorbitantly overpriced and poorly manufactured products.

HaHa, LOOL. Thanks. You was spot on. Here are the same CBR-23 benchmarks from Intel 13980HX but on AC power. Even the almost blind man can see the differences.... Between AC vs battery Intel Core i9-13980HX Processor - Benchmarks and Specs

Here's the Jayz 4060Ti review video that got off-loaded from YouTube... This card can serve you a few years forwards (from 12:00), LOOL Boiled down. A amazing card for MSRP - A really really solid cards for the money🤢 https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/9106dd2739c4a217de56fd38373b5c5c1020f00643925f2860a7ef3a461f0d8f?nocache=1 https://files.catbox.moe/ef3b94.webm https://web.archive.org/web/20230523162823/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=995Vu55tpfM KitGuruTech - RTX 4060 Ti 8GB - we just can't recommend it [Full Review] 31:53 Closing thoughts. A real shame. Nvidia RTX 4060 Ti Review: 8GB of VRAM at $400 is a No-Go techspot.com

Here's one more. Posted 1 hours ago...... Why me?! I've seen the horror stories on this sub of the rare occurrence of melted adapters and I truly hoped I wasn't going to be another. Melted 90 Degree adapter Anyone have seen a statistic if this occurs more on the A or B variant connectors? My HOF card have the connectors soldered the opposite way on the GPU PCB The 4090FE have the connector mounted same way as the HOF. And the 4090Fe card ain't so affected by the smoke and fire even it have a 600W max TGP. Could be a coincidence. But can't see Nvidia have done something different than their AIC partners 4090 cards. The only difference is probably the numbers of cards sold (4090FE's have been is short supply vs all the AIC cards). And the usual QC problems..... You are not alone seeing this bro @electrosoft The included adapter from Gigabyte works just fine but when I use the Cablemod Adapter the GPU randomly spinns up and the PC blackscreens. Yep, the included cable salad is nice to have. A must have spare part for every gamer 🙂 Imagine how it would be for Nvidia and it's AIC partners if the included cable salad have been of similar quality? Not so sure I have seen so many complaints about the included cable is the reason for the many black screens/shutdowns/crashes (I don't talk about the melt Hell who occurs with all sorts of cable/adapters). PC crash with 12vhpwr custom cable

What happened to Jayz 4060Ti review video? Why did he off-load the video? Ans is there a cached video out there? Can anyone see whats wrong with Pcmag.com ? Or is it something wrong with the review editor? Maybe he was drunk or something when he reviewed the 4060Ti ..... Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Founders Edition Review Verdict: The AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT is available for as low as $319.99 at the time of writing, and though it performs close to the RTX 4060 Ti at times, we’d still say it's worthwhile to spend the extra $80 or so on a $399 Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Ti instead. That DLSS 3 support is also the biggest advantage the RTX 4060 Ti has over the RTX 3070. A few base-model RTX 3070 cards are available for $399 at this writing, matching the price of the RTX 4060 Ti. As things stand, we see no reason not to buy the newer card, though we'll have to see how the RTX 4060 Ti's availability and partner-card pricing shakes out on the street.

What a failure. Also this time nvidia screwed the the average gamers. Last time, the miner boom. Now overpriced cards that struggle to compete with two years old cards people had problem get because Nvidia prefered the price hike over MSRP. I wonder if the gamers will accept this.... Even 300$ is on the brink being acceptable as a good value. And yep, we still haven't seen 4060 in action with the measly 115W TGP. The RTX 3060 Ti also offered great 1440p gaming, but this is a pure 1080p GPU for $400. Now that we’ve tested the RTX 4060 Ti, we can confirm that it indeed slows down at the higher 1440p resolution. In fact, it can’t even hang tough at 1440p with the RTX 3070, which cost $500 in 2020. You’d expect a new card to at least rival an older GPU that cost just $100 more than it 2.5 long years ago, but the RTX 4060 Ti fails to clear that low bar. Nvidia............. The nvidia way..... Sell software for huge premium! Imagine how bad this would be with older DLSS 2. Yep, Nvidia now selling Trash for premium LOOOL 08:07 - Cyberpunk 2077 - 10:44 - Hogwarts Legacy Yep, new has to be better newer. I wonder whom in Nvidia HQ said that this is acceptable for a 2 years newer graphics card And this is 1080P... Maybe the 4060Ti should be a 720P tier card? Crushed by previous gen xx60Ti In short............ And if you still buy it. You are scammed.

And why are the benchmark scores lower if you run on battery? Magic? Can it really be magic @Mr. Fox @electrosoft @Ashtrix? Or can it be because my English reading skills is not top notch. Explain what this means (drop and significant)..… While the single-thread performance (254 points) drops slightly in battery operation, the drop in the multithread performance is significant (1,303 points). As a side note. The power gimped Intel U Processors normally don’t throttle clock speed on battery because they are already heavily castrated on AC power.

GTX 980 - 3DM 06 https://hwbot.org/submission/5280172_papusan_3dmark06_geforce_gtx_980_85923_marks?recalculate=true A better one. But far from taking 4th🙂 This K|ngp|n card should really be under water. Higher voltage doesn't do much (rather unstability). Need it colder. https://hwbot.org/submission/5280177_papusan_3dmark06_geforce_gtx_980_87034_marks?recalculate=true

Could be he have plugged it in all the way, but didn't notice the tiny wimpy hook would attach properly to the latch. Then it will slide out again before or later. I expect this is one of the reasons for smoke and fire a few months after they started use their +1600$4090. I expect the users should be able to see if the connector have slided out when they disconnect the connector after the fire. But maybe they are in shock after seing the smoke and forgot to check?😎

Mostly all Intel or and AMD processors will throttle down clock speed if you run your laptop on battery. You can't run +100W Cpu load + powering the whole system on the battery. Have been like this many years. Lower clock speed = Lower performance. Read and learn..... Another Intel system......... The 115-watt power consumption - which is permitted over a longer period - was reached regularly. Additionally, 135 watts were permitted for fractions of a second. Only in "Silent" mode was power consumption limited to 30 watts while in battery mode even up to 45 watts were permitted.

Yep. Here's a new one from the last couple of hours. I think Gamers Nexus will take a look a second round. Because this topic won't die in same way as the 12VHPWR connectors😁 Nice we have something to talk about, LOOL The 3rd or 4th for the day.... And the kids on reddit blaming the users. A minimal line of scratch on the connector and all will attack you for being an fool, HaHa The damn small stupid designed latch/hook is so weak and small that the tiny 12VHPWR connector will with time slowly slip out of from the GPU connector. You shouldn't need babysit your Pc if the components is designed/developed and manufactured correctly. But yeah... Always the users faulth, LOOL What a waste of money. 80-90K down the drain for almost no gains. Only for useless bling bling + stuff you don't need. Here is more stupidity........ Nvidia go cheaper but not on the prices. One tier down at the cost of possible more performance. Shrink the GPU boards max power to minimum will help your electricity bill but you won't gain more FPS. For enthusiasts and gamers, it is unfortunate to see the RTX 4060 being regulated to the AD107 die, with the performance potential it could have had with Nvidia's bigger AD106 die. But at least we are getting an incredibly efficient GPU that will be easy to power and cool. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/rtx-4060-will-use-smallest-ad-die In short... The gamers will get double up of everything that's bad. Lower performance due castrated TGP and lower tier GPU die (less cuda cores than previous gen). Can't beat the good offer from Nvidia, LOOL

From what I have seen the last months.... There is 3 well known brands for custom cables/adapters as FASGEAR, MODDIY and CableMod. Most problems I have seen is coming from... Yep you gessed it, CableMods adapter/cables. CableMod reps say in short... The new 12VHPWR connector is trash. Only two of them in paralell or a redesign can fix this. This simple... You don't design a car the way a simple user error will and can crash the car. They recall the car if they see something that can be a problem forwards just to be safe. Edit. Forgot the ultimate fix. A forced firmware flash in new drivers that will cap the power below 400W😂 This would neve happen even in an ideal world. No one would take that costs. Even adding more connectors would increase the costs. I don't even dare think what a redesign, more connectors and validation would cost. And nvidia offer the AIC parners 5% margins? There was for a reason Evga jumped the GPU ship.

4090FE supper from bad power phase cooling. You really need water vool the GPU if you intend to use the 600W power limits. Nvidia and their partners should cover every burned cards whatever adaper or cable you use. Their mess. They havs to clean up. Extra connection in the cable loop will add resistance. But not enough to make an difference. But no adapter will be better in any shape or form if the QC problems continue pop up. And pretty doesn't mean better. The adapter in the GPU packages is really good but not so pretty. Remember most people still use them. Or need them to game while they have sent back custom cables/adapter back to the shop due QC problems😀

Yep, I said the connector is fragile. This is PCI-sig and Intel design. Nvidia went cheapo and only went for 1 12VHPWR connecor to cut costs. The connector is badly designed. The engineer that made the final design should be fired. The ugly truth. I hour ago. CableMod milk money on the smoking mess. The only benefits is the prettier design and their warranty. But the warranty is paid from the increased costs(You buy new adapter for premium). 90 degree adapter melted....

Or just made the 12VHPWR bigger to take benefits from all the 12v lines from the 8pin connectors. Each 8pin connector offer 3x 12v lines. So total of 12x 12v pins from the 4x8-pin adapter. At least dual 12VHPWR connectors for the 4090. This would reduce the chance for smoke and fire. Current draw in 12 pins for balancing the power. Remember 3x 8pin offer 9x 12v rails. So no problem if you have a normal good quality PSU. But it would be worse if you used the cheaper ones that follow the 150W specs for 8-pin. Nvidia and their partners has to counter for cheapo PSUs.

Nvidia should have done as Galax. Dual 12VHPWR connectors as the HOF. Aka 12x 12v lines. But I expect Nvidia was afraid the sales would sink as a stone due not all have PSUs that offer enough 8 pin connectors. And double up with connectors and adapters increase costs. Remember the Nvidia 4x8pin adapter was needed due many of the older PSUs out there have thinner 12v wires (not every PSU maker uses 16g wire for their PCIe cables). A good quality PSU can output 300W from one single 8pin connector if they used thicker wire gauge. Nvidia has to counter on for 150w from the 8pin connector. Aka they would need 4x8pin connectors. So the next best would be going the Galax route (1200W). Here's a new one from today.... The same thing happened to me today. 4090 Tuf, 90 degree adapter. Then you have same QC problems rolling from CableMod... Don't throw away your ugly old adapter from the GPU package. A lifesaver for gamers, HaHa

Because the 90 degrees adapters looks much prettier in the Pc-box. And you reduce the bend (2nd, 3rd or 4th reason we see melted 12VHPWR connectors). And not all come defective from CableMod😀@electrosoft😁 https://hwbot.org/submission/5279677_papusan_3dmark03_geforce_gtx_980_271450_marks?recalculate=true https://hwbot.org/submission/5279673_papusan_3dmark05_geforce_gtx_980_109735_marks?recalculate=true

Here's todays Sunday Joke. 4060Ti should really perform more like the older 3070(Ti) from previous gen graphics cards. Both have same 8GB vram buffer. My sons 3070 3DM Speed Way score is around 25% higher. Can't beat new and modern. New has to be better newer, LOOL RTX 4060 Ti Beats RX 7600 In Early Generic Benchmarks Compare my 3070@4000 3DM Speed Way score with this utter mess and you can clearly see how bad value you get with the low/mid end 4000 series cards. And the 8GB vram buffer doesn't make it any better. Even if the bench results is slightly better than this taster, it will and should give the new buyers of this scam a bad taste in their mouth. Not a good feeling, feeeling you are scammed! Then you have the prices for this new and shiny. I have to pay $500/550 USD or above for a brand new custom Nvidia 8GB graphics card in 2023. And that brand new Nvidia card can't even run 1080P at max settings. If you want Ultra setting then you'll have to pay close to $650 for the 4060Ti@16GB card here home. Yep, $650 for a 4060Ti ain't far away from the $699 suggested price for the 3080@10GB 4K flagship card from 2 years ago. Nice. Yep, Nvidia don't need help from the miners anymore. They get the needed help from stupid buyers. And we know they are out there waiting for this card. Gigabyte’s custom GeForce RTX 4060 Ti cards are priced from $400 to $470 Then we have this from Sapphire. Castrate the card to make the price more appealing. This is just dumb. Sapphire’s Toned Down Radeon RX 7900 XT Custom Design Drops Vapor Chamber, $70 US Cheaper

Bug in Windows 11 causes it for SATA drives and Microsoft want you to upgrade bios. Nice. 1th April is gone and we are now in end of May @Mr. Fox @Ashtrix Bug in Windows 11 causes it for SATA drives sweclockers.com Storage today 16:12 Affected users are asked to update the BIOS or follow further instructions from Microsoft. The bug has also appeared in Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10.

Bug in Windows 11 causes it for SATA drives and Microsoft want you to upgrade bios. Nice. 1th April is gone and we are now in end of May @Mr. Fox @Ashtrix Bug in Windows 11 causes it for SATA drives sweclockers.com Storage today 16:12 Affected users are asked to update the BIOS or follow further instructions from Microsoft. The bug has also appeared in Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10.

One thing for sure. Intel want some of the gaming chips sales.... AMD's Ryzen 7 7800X3D Selling Nearly Twice as Fast as 5800X3D in Some Regions And this one is for you bro @Ashtrix https://www.pcgamer.com/you-know-m2-ssds-suck-right/ Yup, most likely their QC problems. Some even get their new CableMod cables with small sense wires dingle in the free air.... Aka easier to catch. I opened my case up and this small sense wire from my 12vhpwr was just dangling there. This isn't supposed to be free right? CableMod/reddit

Multi tile design and Intel offer a huge stack of Cpu's. Don't expect we will see all variants this early. And why didn't AMD go with more cores when they changed to smaller node? And why went Nvidia with a smaller die with less Cuda cores for their low/mid range 4000 graphics chips? Better margins/higher profits? Melting 4090 and CableMod. JayzTwoCents and Gamers Nexus Response. Blame NVidia or User? And Northridgefix have loads of cards to fix, LOOL

The baby core race start heating up. More E-cores bro @Mr. Fox @Ashtrix Loads of baby cores. And from both Intel and AMD. Intel may lead on with 3 different types cores. Two types baby cores and the rest is a few Performance cores. More is better? Huuu? Intel Meteor Lake 16-Core, 14-Core CPUs Surface In New Benchmarks Intel continues to go down the hybrid path with Meteor Lake. Meteor Lake, which features a multi-tile design, will employ Redwood Cove performance cores (P-cores) to handle heavy workloads while saving the Cresmont efficient cores (E-cores) for simpler tasks. The design allows for maximizing performance without sacrificing power consumption. However, Meteor Lake may feature a third type of core, presently rumored as the LP E-cores (low-power efficient cores). Meteor Lake will arrive for both laptop and desktop formats but presumably on the former first. AMD's Ryzen will follow Intel's lead with hybrid cores 4080 is rarely affected. One of the very few and on top with the CableMod adapter. Hmmm, CableMod feels they need to go out with firefighting. PCI-sig with help of Intel developed and designed a disaster of power connector. I wonder whom came up with the great idea that this new connector had to be so dams small and fragile. “Same here unfortunately” but with 4080, just waiting on support to reply on Monday. Good luck and it hope it works out

Remember the CPU blocks in and output design ain't always similar designed. Depends on the WB brands. In worst case you'll get worse temps. Where the intake is in the chassis (left or right, it doesn't matter regarding temps). Just follow the brands recommandation for in and out for the specific block. Cold in and hot out. GTX 980 - 3DM 03 https://hwbot.org/submission/5278906_papusan_3dmark03_geforce_gtx_980_271086_marks?recalculate=true

Be careful with use of different PSU manufacturers cables. Their pin-out on the PSU side is often different. Even within the brands own different PSUs.