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Nope, point being is that it's off topic as you yourself clearly mentioned
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NVIDIA RTX 50 SERIES - Technical/General Discussion
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CPU-Z Validator will now warn about GeForce RTX 50 cards with missing ROPs - VideoCardz.com
CPU-Z ready for NVIDIA RTX 50 ROP-Gate Not just GPU-Z. There’s no mistake; the CPU-Z software can also provide basic information on the graphics card adapter. It is not as sophisticated as GPU-Z, which is dedicated software for GPUs. However, those looking for an easy all-in-one solution that...
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Actually it's performance effecting the 5090 so it's on topicNope, point being is that it's off topic as you yourself clearly mentioned
guys will a 4090 power cable work with a 5090?
So i have a colour coordinated cable that I used for the 4090, from the PSU that has 4 connections to the 12VHPWR 4090 connector
The 5090 also has a 12VHPWR but the original 5090 power cable has 8 solid pins in 8 hole connector whilst the aftermarket one I have has 6 pins in the 8 holes, so 2 are empty
does that make sense? so it seems my aftermarket cable is missing 2 pins or 2 contact points from the 4x8 pin headers or it looks like its 4x6 pins
Am I confusing the situation here?
So i have a colour coordinated cable that I used for the 4090, from the PSU that has 4 connections to the 12VHPWR 4090 connector
The 5090 also has a 12VHPWR but the original 5090 power cable has 8 solid pins in 8 hole connector whilst the aftermarket one I have has 6 pins in the 8 holes, so 2 are empty
does that make sense? so it seems my aftermarket cable is missing 2 pins or 2 contact points from the 4x8 pin headers or it looks like its 4x6 pins
Am I confusing the situation here?
You should get a new adaptor with a 5090 - use that.
Or, use whatever native 12v cable comes with your new ATX 3.1 PSU.
i havnt bought my new PSU yet so Ive used the original adaptor, i think the 4090 power cable only works with the 4090 as it doesn't match the 5090 pin lay out
