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Nvidia RTX 5090 Prototype Surfaces with Four 16-Pin Power Connectors and Additional VRMs
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In the midst of all the controversy, where cases almost every week appear, two at most, now comes something that will make everything that is happening with RTX 5090 and the graphics burned around the planet more angry. And it is that a sample of NVIDIA has appeared, broken that yes, with what is understood an engineering sample, and as we will see, this RTX 5090 had in its own being 4 connectors 12V-2x6, which shows that the greens knew perfect…
Prototype NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 with Four 16-Pin Connectors Pictured
What if NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5090 GPU had access to not one but four 16-pin power connectors? Not only would it draw much less power per connector, thus avoiding overheating of the connector in some cases, but the power coming into the GB202 could theoretically scale to 2,400 Watts. This is precisely what NVIDIA tested with its latest leaked GeForce RTX 5090 GPU engineering sample. Pictured below is a PCB that was destroyed after testing. Around…
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