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Native ATX 3.0 16-Pin Cable Melts Too When Connected To An NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090
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24-pin ATX power plug meltdowns: Need user data from unaffected computers
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24-pin ATX power plug meltdowns: Need user data from unaffected computers
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24-pin ATX power plug meltdowns: Need user data from unaffected computers
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Motherboard power supply connector burnt : r/EtherMining
24-pin ATX power plug meltdowns: Need user data from unaffected computers
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When you really want to game... but the HP motherboard uses some sort of custom 6pin power connector, not the standard 24pin atx plug, so you could only use a gpu that
