johnwhelan
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nVidia apparently has been having problems with getting the connectors to the RTX 4090 to work reliably. Some 4080 and 4090 now use a 12VHPWR standard connector. Some manufacturers are now recommending using a hair dryer to warm the cables before trying to bend them in place. Even systems with an RTX 3080 have reported problems relating to getting the GPU supplied with the correct amount of power.
Apparently the power supply comes into play as well. An ATX 3.0 power supply is better than an ATX 2.x power supply and these are very new.
So if you're thinking of going above an RTX 2070 TDP 175 watts it might be worthwhile to look into the new connectors and possible a new power supply.
Anyone any thoughts on what the Trainz optimal GPU requirements are?
Thanks John
Apparently the power supply comes into play as well. An ATX 3.0 power supply is better than an ATX 2.x power supply and these are very new.
So if you're thinking of going above an RTX 2070 TDP 175 watts it might be worthwhile to look into the new connectors and possible a new power supply.
Anyone any thoughts on what the Trainz optimal GPU requirements are?
Thanks John