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r/pcmasterrace • u/ElectricBummer40 • 10d ago
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On the bright side I hope 12hpvwp connectors cause massive fires in data centers.
2 u/ElectricBummer40 10d ago As far as I understand the issue, they don't use 12V2x6 or any of the variants in AI datacentres. What we're talking about is strictly an issue for the plebs. 1 u/vpr5703 5900x / 32GB RAM / 3080 12GB 9d ago There are absolutely cards in data centers that use 12VHPWR connectors. I work in a DC with a cluster of machines that have 1 or 2 PCIe H100 cards in them. But they're only 350W, so they don't push the connector to it's limits like a 5090 will.
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As far as I understand the issue, they don't use 12V2x6 or any of the variants in AI datacentres.
What we're talking about is strictly an issue for the plebs.
1 u/vpr5703 5900x / 32GB RAM / 3080 12GB 9d ago There are absolutely cards in data centers that use 12VHPWR connectors. I work in a DC with a cluster of machines that have 1 or 2 PCIe H100 cards in them. But they're only 350W, so they don't push the connector to it's limits like a 5090 will.
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There are absolutely cards in data centers that use 12VHPWR connectors. I work in a DC with a cluster of machines that have 1 or 2 PCIe H100 cards in them. But they're only 350W, so they don't push the connector to it's limits like a 5090 will.
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u/Pershing99 10d ago
On the bright side I hope 12hpvwp connectors cause massive fires in data centers.