Asus introduces 1600W power supplies and confirms 12-pin pcie 5.0 power connector.
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Agonist
Ill be on my 6800xt unless something drastically changes and i just bought my RM 850 a year ago.
Nvidia 4090ti or we might need a 1600w psu and 650w consumption lol
Siimuliize
I think i will stick to my Dark Power Pro 1500w and my Merc 319 black edition 6900xt.
ThermaL1102
cool , now we can hook up a normal sized fridge to our personal computers , the future is gonna be great !!
Alessio1989
no-one asked for another useless pci-e connector and for those damn 1.6KW psu. move you ass dear engineers and make better power usage on your shit expensive hardware that burns itself.
Silva
icedman
I just hope whatever they pick for the new pci-e connector because standard across both brands unlike that stupid connector nvidia tried pushing on their reference models. Both nvidia and AMD need to get together on this one to make a standard so we don't need any bs adapters
k3vst3r
Kaleid
Just bought Corsair HX750 and I'm not going to upgrade for very hungry GPUs. Forget it.
DeskStar
I'll be sticking with my dual 1500 watt PSU's for quite some time. At least until their ten year warranty is up. And that supposed "900" watt peak draw for a 3090....yeah I'm covered with a dedicated 1500 watt PSU just the GPU's.
Man though. When I do a complete upgrade in four or so more years things are going to be friggin CRAZY!!!!
sykozis
Airbud
lukas_1987_dion
1600w? But I need 3090w for my RTX 5090 :P
PrMinisterGR
This is getting out of hand. Remember how everyone was obsessed with low power etc? It seems we are hitting physical limits pretty badly.
kapu
I don't like where this is going. With current and soon ever going up electricity cost , it's just bad . It's not progress , it's just making beefier and beefier chips.
BLEH!
If they kept TDPs under a reasonable level, this wouldn't be an issue. GPUs shouldn't be using more than 300 W MAX under full load, and CPUs (at stock), maybe 150W!!!
tsunami231
BLEH!
kapu
BLEH!
sykozis