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600W PCIe 5.0 12VHPWR Type-4 PSU Power Cable
dbdarrough replied:
I agree. I have an AX1600i and hope you will have one sleeved to match the rest of the cables that came with my PSU. That crappy plastic sticks out like a sore thumb in a nice build with a new 4090. Seems like a no brainer
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Introducing the CORSAIR XTM70 Extreme Performance Thermal Paste
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By Corsair Crimson
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h100i v2
c-attack replied:
That would be about the only way to do that. No, -17C change from your previous idle screen shot, 39C -> 22C. In water cooling that is a massive change and the CPU temp should also be 17C cooler at both load and idle compared to before.
By c1tizen_4
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600W PCIe 5.0 12VHPWR Type-4 PSU Power Cable Compatibility?
Slayerazazel replied:
Thank you for the response. I feel better using the Corsair cable for the hx1200 than using an adaptor from the card manufacturer with all the rumours going around. Even if they are true or not, it just gives that extra piece of mind. (And only using 2 8 pin slots rather than 3 or 4 from the adaptors)
By Slayerazazel
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Is it safe to flip the PSU switch off after you turn off the PC?
LeDoyen replied:
when you flip the switch you are stressing the primary side (the mains voltage side) of the PSU. As long as you don't start the PC, all the secondary (except the 5v standby one) are completely off. So you can't really damage your components. But you sure will end up damaging all the primary side protections. Switching off the PSU is like unplugging your TV when you turn it off, pulling your smartphone charger out of the mains socket when you don't use it, or unplugging a laptop power supply. Everytime you plug those back in, the socket lugs spark because of the inrush current and you end up killing the power supply or charring your mains sockets contacts. it is extremely bad 🙂 And you are not saving any power really. It's worse for the environment to generate more e-waste by massively shortening components life than saving a couple of watts here and there.
By JohnJohnson
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Ready to Go Beyond Fast
Arkanian replied:
Will this cable for on the AX1200 or do you recommend I upgrade to HX1200?
By Corsair CJ
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