Costs, 16 is more expensive.
The 5 wire PEG is funny
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Costs, 16 is more expensive.
The 5 wire PEG is funny
Flux Capacitor User
Thanks for the explanation.Originally Posted by jonnyGURU
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Four +12 V wires and four grounds? I think you're mixing with the CPU power connector. PCI-E are three +12 V wires and five grounds.
The way they ground the second connector on those cables is bizarre, BTW (and given its price, unjustifiable).
Edit: also there's way to have five grounds even on the PCI-E first connector. Since they made those D-connectors on the PSU interchangeable with CPU power connectors, those connectors on the PSU side should have four three +12 V and four grounds. So, it lacks one ground for the PCI-E connector, they just get the missing grounds on the PCI-E connector connecting from one of the other three grounds. This is the disadvantage of doing those connectors interchangeable.
Last edited by Internet; 04-04-2017 at 10:06 PM.
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If you look at the picture that coincides with the sentence that ehume quoted, you'll see that the ribbon is four and four. Of course, the CONNECTOR has three +12V and five grounds, but I would venture to guess that each ribbon is either +12V or ground.
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Ah got it. Sorry for the confusion.
1kW User
They're going to be trading on glowing reviews of the MiJ product with a confusingly similar name in order to sell this slightly downmarket. Not a bad strategy, and it's not like the people who end up buying this unit will notice the ripple or standby weirdness.
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