A new 12-pin PCIe power adapter purportedly set to be used with the Nvidia Ampere generation graphics cards has been confirmed by a power supply manufacturer. The new connector takes a 2x8-pin ...

The IW-1650W offers a 1,650W capacity solely for graphics cards. InWin employs a single-rail design in this power supply. Currently, the IW-1650W does not hold any 80 Plus, ETA, or Lambda ...

For an ATX-style power supply, there is a single 20-pin connector, two rows of ten wires. The colors listed here are part of the ATX standard but are not required, so some off-brand systems might ...

While these micro-fit connectors serve to save space on the PSU, this is an ATX 3.0 power supply and, as such, comes with a single PCIe 5.0 12VHPWR cable in the box to hook up a high-end RTX 40 ...

Nvidia’s tiny 12-pin connector is also expected to supply a beefy dose of wattage—648 watts, according to Tom’s Hardware.If true, that means a single cable plus the power from the PCIe slot ...

Your power supply isn’t the only concern if you’re buying a GeForce RTX 3080 with just two 8-pin power connectors, like Nvidia’s Founders Edition. The RTX 3080 is rated for 320W of total ...

A new ATX 3.0 and PCIe 5.0 spec provides a single 12-pin cable (above) from the power supply to the GPU. This connector, dubbed 12VHPWR, differs from the Ampere cable; it has four additional ...

NVIDIA making this move makes sense, as it fully simplifies the supply chain... the company will require a single PCIe 6.0 16-pin power connector for every single GeForce RTX 50 series graphics ...

The rotatable AC input, along with the shifted 24-pin connector, delivers a versatile solution for build gurus working in compact or unconventional chassis layouts.

It's been a while since we needed a new graphics card power connector. Both AMD and Nvidia have typically made do with pairs of 6-pin and 8-pin connectors in various configurations.