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Is that normal that wiggleling the cable sometimes it will disconnect and reconnect, I mean looks like it is because not very solid connection on USB-C port because it has very big wiggle actually. I tried to push as hard as I can into the port in order to make sure it is fully inserted. The keyboard its brand new, and realized this day after I got it on my hands, so YES I can return it but Im asking if is normal to wiggle so much the cable on the port connection, and sometimes to disconnect, cuz returning it and to get a new one with the exact same issue its not what I want. PS: Im talking about keyboard side, the USB-C port on keyboard not on the PC side.

I dont get you ... what you refering with 20 pins cable not fiting your 3090 ? There is no 20 pins cable that fit any kind of GPU

My RM750x doing that aswell when PC is OFF, but I need to stay right 1cm to the PSU for be able to hear that. But yeah is werid that doing that on OFF status, but I dont understand anything about electricity, so if thats normal, its ok.

Yes sure, but the thing is I will like to put the power 24 pins cable on the first hole right on the mobo, where X placed, but I cant due the hard cable it is, so I had to place the cable trow the other hole. But hey its not a big deal

I dont know if you guys have this problem but I got the Corsair RM750X V2 (2018 version) and the cables are very hard, very difficult to bend. They are very solid on that part where you can see on the picture right between red lines, are totally inflexible. I had very lucky that my case its big enough and it has a second hole further away from the motherboard, otherwise I don't think I would be able to flex that power cable. Picture: https://i.imgur.com/Sg8Qw0m.jpg As you can see on the picture where the "X" hole Im not able to put there the cable cuz will not flex. Guys do you have this same problem or ? Is there some tips to flex those cables ?

How that is out of waranty that RM750X ? They just release on 2015 0r 2016, and they have like 7 or 10 years waranty.....

Well thats just a coil whine nothing can do about it, just learn to live with it. I mean, every single PSUs, video cards, motherboards have coil whine, just some very inaudible, and others very loud. This is not affecting the hardware in anyway, not performance, not lifespan, anything, just can be anoying , thats it. My RM750 v2 has to coil whine on loads...also my VRM from my motherboard...but thats ok, its just part of the desing, the condensadors are vibrating, and thats what produce the noise, thats it.