CableMod's 90-degree 12VHPWR cable is a godsend
An angled power adaptor that supports the full 600W spec
Published: 17th October 2022 | Source: CableMod |
Want your RTX 4090 cabling to be a little tidier? CableMod has the solution for you
Nvidia's RTX 4090 series graphics cards are chunky. They need to be with the graphics cards' 450W TDP. Most models are over three PCIe slots thick, and are so wide that they become curiously close to the side panels of most PC cases. That's bad news high power 12VHPWR connectors, as squeezing power cables beside side panels can result in cable strain, wire bending, and excessive levels of terminal stress.
Today, CableMod has revealed a 12VHPWR 90-degree adaptor that is designed to decrease the strain on these high wattage cables while offering PC builders a more stylish way to power their graphics cards. With this right angle cable adaptor, power cables will now only protrude 23.2mm away from your graphics card. This not only prevents cable squeeze between your GPU and your case's side panel, it also makes your power cable easier to connect and remove from some graphics card designs.
One of the critical parts of CableMod's 90-degree 12VHPWR design is that it is available in two configurations. These configurations allow this adaptor to support most RTX 4090 graphics cards and allows users to choose if they want their adaptor facing upwards or downwards, regardless of the configuration of the 12VHPWR connector on your graphics card.
Sadly, CableMod has not revealed what the price of their their 12VHPWR 90-degree adaptor will be, though they have confirmed that they will be available to purchase from October 31st.
Those who are interested in this CableMod adaptor can sign up and register their interest in the product here.
You can join the discussion on CableMod's 12VHPWR 90-degree adaptor on the OC3D Forums.
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Originally Posted by Peace Ã
I'll say it again like I did on Reddit and Cablemod actually said it wasn't a very good idea, but if they made this also as an encasing for your cables then it could actually also work as a GPU support to prevent sagging.
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Mountain out of a molehill type of deal, it's going to be absolutely fine by the time consumers have their hands on them.Quote
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