Nvidia Investigates Reports of RTX 4090 Power Cables Burning or Melting

Nvidia is investigating reports of RTX 4090 power cables burning or melting, as shared by two Reddit users. The issue involves the new 12VHPWR power connectors, which have raised concerns about thermal variance and design flaws. The company is in contact with affected users to gather more information.

By Tom Warren · The Verge · October 25, 2022, 09:14 UTC

Nvidia Investigates Reports of RTX 4090 Power Cables Burning or Melting

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Topics: Nvidia Power Cables Product Defects RTX 4090 Thermal Issues

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