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New GPU Power Connector Eliminates Cables, Delivers More Than 600W
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Changing to 48V allows you to use thinner wires and smaller connectors but it comes at several costs:
If we ignore the industry transition costs then things might still end up more expensive at the end of it. Not sure, I work mostly at lower voltages to avoid these problems.
The future lies with 3-phase-480VAC-directly-into-card via the PCIE slots >:)
How many boxes of components do you have at home?
Trick question, my tubes of mosfets are too long to fit in my boxes.
(Many, many boxes. I have shelves on 3 of the 4 walls of my room now, I'd do the 4th but a window is in the way)