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And do you have any idea what such small high pin count connector will do especially with so much increased power limit?It just reduces the need for large 8 pin connectors where one much smaller 12pin will do the same job.
Aren't you forgetting that hype for 12V only PSUs being the only future?Some people keep their PSU for 10 years!!!!!
So even if PCIe 5.0 graphics cards don't release for another 5 years, it's still worth buying a PCIe 5.0 PSU today if you need a new PSU anyway.
It looks like it from the asus video above. @38.30 ish they highlight the fe edition 12pin as PCIe 5 power while talking about their PSUs and GPU power.
I’m sure there are other resources around that can provide a definitive answer.
The only company ever hyping that was Intel, since it's their baby. Motherboard and PSU manufacturers have rejected it.Aren't you forgetting that hype for 12V only PSUs being the only future?
https://www.igorslab.de/en/intel-al...and-19-november-2021-the-remainder-is-coming/Further, it was also said again that the major motherboard manufacturers, along with the major OEM power supply manufacturers, have prevailed and have given a united front of rejection to Intel’s ATX12V0 project. This keeps 24-pin and EPS (currently) and also keeps the cost of the motherboards in check. In our own discussions with board layouters, there were also several expressions of displeasure against the relocation of the extraction of the individual voltages on the motherboard, based on technical imponderables and an unwanted fragmentation.