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And a Samsung 990 Pro SSD.

Clearly user error. The user bought a 4090.

Did you made the conversion or those are the numbers shown (possibly when switching the displayed value between C and F)? 223 C would be 433.4 F. That's very hot, not very cold.

You also have to buy a new motherboard. :smirk:

In the same way a burning EV means a faulty EV out of the market.

If you want to use a graphical representation to visually show differences between some values, then you must start from zero on the relevant axis. Otherwise, the visual representation is very extremely misleading. Not to mention that comparing temperature values is problematic.

That's a more important factor (at least with PGA/AM4 CPUs).

The discussion is about delivering 150W through the standard PCI-E slot.

I would rather have a melted cable than melted PCB traces on the motherboard. 150W might not sound to be much, but at 12V it's 12.5A.

No need for "half plugged". 1 mm off is enough to be a potential danger. Also the sensitivity to any bend in the wires near the connector.

"Mostly safe power connector."

Too bad that the "1 will do" part did not turn quite true in practice.

Every time I update Adrenalin graphics driver, Ryzen Master no longer works. It used to be enough to uninstall Ryzen Master, restart, re-install. But last time this was not enough. After uninstalling Ryzen Master and rebooting, I also had to delete all registry keys starting with...

Is it an actual reboot? Do you hear the beep (if you have a MB speaker)? Or it just requires you to log in?

What? Not with your 9800X3D.