Don shoot me because buy prebuilt pc and old GTX1650 GPU
How to know max refresh rate supported by this desktop GTX1650?
It come with DVI D & HDMI port

600w is not a lot wert   half a 1hp aircon power only, the small punny 12vhpwr can take it as they certified it. lolx, Just kidding.

yes please

Dah drop ke RM7848.
https://s.lazada.com.my/s.4wevN

Bro...jangan tak beli.

Sorry guys, some correction after reading standard 6/8Pin PCIE connector spec, "most 6 pin PCIe connector with 2 x12V yellow wires"

**Rule of thumb = 14awg wire carries a maximum of 15 amps, 16awg can carry 10 amps of current where as 18awg can only carry 7 amps of current
Found something interesting, check the below 2 links from aliexpress on the 4-1 adaptor

Adaptor 1. It's written there says that
a.) Wire gauge: UL3265 14AWG + 28AWG
b.) Current rating 9.2A = x4 PCIE connected x2 yellowwires x 9.2A x 12V = 883.2W. (But if 14AWG max is 15A = x4 x15A x12V = 1440W max)

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10050048556...763876148%21rec
Adaptor 2. The same adaptor but with different cable spec
a.) Wire model: 18AWG
b.) Not mentioned, I assume is 7A = x4 PCIE connected x x2 yellowwires x 7A x12V = 672W

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10050048399...695947517%21rec

Looks like the regardless 14awg, 16awg, or 18awg, all met the 600W rating. However looks like 14awg is overkilled, 18awg rated just on the line, the best is stick with 16awg
Cablemod.com is selling the 12vhpwr cable 4-1 comes with 16awg which in my opinion is good.

Just sharing my opinion, I could be wrong.   

Bro, you are right in a way. Connector contact must be tight, else causes resistance and heat when current flow through.

But I also do believe in wire thickness, I have seen before overloaded devices on a single 3pin extension cord where the cable heats up and causing burned at the 3pin plug. but changing to a thicker cable with the same connector doesn't causes any heat on the same load.

This is the exact reason why you should never buy new and fancy tech at launch - you're essentially paying companies to do QC for them, and the usual early adopters tax

plastic to be melt at 1st then eventually the whole connector and the gpu power connector itself i guess?
what's good when the plastic not suppose to be melt in the 1st place. its like a time bomb just waiting to go off.

let's make things more confusing, see what cable mod said in regards to that matter



however, the inference from the FE manual is very strong, "Use of non-compliant or third-party power connector adapters may cause technical issues, and may void your manufacturer warranty".
wonder who's right or wrong now.

i think the problem is not just the adapter, it might be issue with the socket design itself too. i notice the socket pins are very small/thin/delicate to hold such high voltage

i still playing games everyday and monitor closely on the adapter and socket

edit: i wonder is there a list of which brand burnt the most including FE

we always use our cable from PSU. So our GPU power cable is always third party.
How can nVidia ask us not to use third party cable. So weird.

any thermal pads to recco for this section? 2mm/3mm?
the stock ones is putty, and don't contact well with the heatsink and dried up

or i need not mess with it?

TIA

seems like need to put more force to make sure its fully insert or hook up the psu cable properly 1st before slot it into the pcie.

30 mating cycle is just adapter right, not the psu 12pin

Yeah , just realized it’s only to register for interest . No pre order option yet.  Which board did you get ?

I’m excited as well seeing the numbers and performance . Not really about playing games haha. Probably ended up playing Fortnite or League .