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Did you do your time conversion the wrong way? ;o We're ahead (+8)
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I'm confused, this is on NVIDIA's website:
It says 2:30am GMT. Are there two Keynotes?
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Ah, my mistake, I was looking at this:I'm confused, this is on NVIDIA's website:
It says 2:30am GMT. Are there two Keynotes?
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Keynote at GTC 2025
Experience GTC 2025 In-Person and Online March 17-21, San Jose
www.nvidia.com
Wrong event
Edit: it does seem to be at 2:30am on Tuesday UK time.
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2:30 am I got work the next day, f it I'm buying a 4060ti.
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It's just the reveal, not the launch. But yeah a 5080/5090 is a totally different use case card compared to a 4060ti. Save the money if you don't need it.
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Boring day today
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people were saying its got to be hard launch given the big delay.. and nvidia hasnt set up the store page (with notify me button)
edit: remember it being up during the rtx 40 launch event
edit: remember it being up during the rtx 40 launch event
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Thanks for the reply i might be a bit drunk and not totally serious apologies not a good first postIt's just the reveal, not the launch. But yeah a 5080/5090 is a totally different use case card compared to a 4060ti. Save the money if you don't need it.
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In 2026 by which time you're 12 months out from RTX 6000 Extra Super AI advanced neural rendering DLSS 5 FG2 8k ready
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Corsair launches "Next-Gen GPU Ready" program to support up to 600W GeForce RTX 50 GPUs - VideoCardz.com
Corsair wants you to prepare for next-gen GPUs that ‘could use up to 600 watts’ The company has lunched a dedicated page with PSU recommendations. If you’re unsure which power supply is best for your next-generation GPU, Corsair might be able to help. While NVIDIA has not yet revealed its RTX...
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Corsair launches "Next-Gen GPU Ready" program to support up to 600W GeForce RTX 50 GPUs - VideoCardz.com
Corsair wants you to prepare for next-gen GPUs that ‘could use up to 600 watts’ The company has lunched a dedicated page with PSU recommendations. If you’re unsure which power supply is best for your next-generation GPU, Corsair might be able to help. While NVIDIA has not yet revealed its RTX...
So nothings changed from current gen, so that's good. Same connection and same max power draw. 4090 and 5090 have the same theoretical max power draw of 600w as limited by the nvidia bios, and both use a single 12 pin hwpr cable
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Those 90° cables look nice. Might have to grab one.
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You're a braver man than me after the cable mod fiasco lol.
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I've been using Corsair's 12VHPWR cable for 2 years with no issues. This looks like the same thing just with a right angle connector.
As far as I'm aware, the cablemod things that exploded were their 180° bridge things, probably wouldn't be brave enough to use Corsair's version of that
Besides, didn't the revision to the connector on the newer cards fix all that?
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I've been using the same EVGA Supernova 1000w for eight years now. Extraordinarily solid PSU.I've been using Corsair's 12VHPWR cable for 2 years with no issues. This looks like the same thing just with a right angle connector.
As far as I'm aware, the cablemod things that exploded were their 180° bridge things, probably wouldn't be brave enough to use Corsair's version of that
Besides, didn't the revision to the connector on the newer cards fix all that?
Since it's too old to have a 12VHPWR connector, I used a 4-to-1 12VHPWr adapter with my 4090 -- works great.
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I've been using Corsair's 12VHPWR cable for 2 years with no issues. This looks like the same thing just with a right angle connector.
As far as I'm aware, the cablemod things that exploded were their 180° bridge things, probably wouldn't be brave enough to use Corsair's version of that
Besides, didn't the revision to the connector on the newer cards fix all that?
I'm honestly not sure. The revision also got recalled on the cablemod side. I just wouldn't like to give anyone an excuse to deny warranty, or be caught between two companies blaming each other, with these cards being so expensive.
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It's within spec, it was only ever the seating of the cable that was the issue. Plus very few people have 2 of those new connectors PSU side.
It will be like the 4090 where it almost never uses its top rating. I under volt mine and over clock to get better than stock performance at considerable less power use.
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Nvidia revised the actual socket on the cards and made the sense pins smaller so it won't even try to pull any power if the connector isn't fully inserted. As far as I'm aware there's been no cases of that new 12V-2x6 connector melting, and that's what'll be on the new cards.
New "12V-2x6" GPU connector survives 640W power test when not fully inserted - VideoCardz.com
12V-2×6 cables less prone to overheating when not fully inserted 12V-2X6 cable test when not fully inserted, Source: HardwareBusters HardwareBusters recently visited Linewell, the company responsible for manufacturing power cables for renowned brands like ASUS. As many power supply manufacturers...
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