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Thread: Note for those running heavy oc'ed Quadfire 4890

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    New P6T7 rev2 has an extra molex now.

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    Considering the cards have their own power supply from the PSU im surprised they have to pull so much from the board.

    I wonder if PCI-SIG are taking notice of this and may do something about it?

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    doubt it.

    If they had any clue about how to make a standard we wouldnt have ~8 different power connectors to do one thing: deliver power. Realistically we only need about 3.

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    My classified just burned my 24-pin connection. Was working fine yesterday. Go to boot up today, no go. Funny thing is, I'm only using a single GTX480. Nothing compared to the power draw that quadfire would pull. Ran fine for months. Then I added a X-FI HD card to my system last week. Maybe that extra 1A was enough to put it over the edge???

    In any case, I'm RMAing. Talking to EVGA tech support, I got word that they expect to be releasing a PCI-E card that essentially does what this mod does. Within a month or two they said.
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    pci-e power board is a good idea

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    In any case, I'm RMAing. Talking to EVGA tech support, I got word that they expect to be releasing a PCI-E card that essentially does what this mod does. Within a month or two they said.
    Anyone else reminded of the OCZ ram booster?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SBB View Post
    Anyone else reminded of the OCZ ram booster?
    A local PC chain shop here has one that has been on the shelf for years, I took it up to the counter once to check the price on it and it's not even in their system anymore.

    I am tempted to go make an offer on it just to have,
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