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Me neither and i wonder why. There really should be no reason. I had to throw away many perfectly good power supplies when upgrading the graphics cards becaus
by LordHeini 4y ago
Me neither and i wonder why.
There really should be no reason.
I had to throw away many perfectly good power supplies when upgrading the graphics cards because they had not enough pins. So i would count out economic reasons.
Many 3d Printers started to convert to 24v recently because you have thin cables and overburdened plugs for high powered heaters and stepper motors. That caused no issue either it is amazing what modern voltage regulators can do.
- scohesc 4y agoI believe it was for energy saving purposes. The reasons were for better and more efficient power supplies, not having multiple voltage outputs with multiple current ratings, etc. I'd be happy with a separate tier of PSU that has the standard 12v rails, but also includes a rail with 36 or 48 volts for dedicated GPUs. The less amperage running down those slim wires, the better...