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   by vvv5 2y ago

   Yes, but the voltage on the wall side of the psu is not 12V it's 120-240V. And 600W at 120V requires only 5A of current. It's easier to handle more power at higher voltages because heat produced depends on current and not on volta
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   by vvv5 2y ago

   Probably because other side doesn't like fact checking.
3. 3.▲
   by vvv5 2y ago

   I think the problem with this is that chips can only use a relatively low voltage around 1-1.5 volts. So if you supply 48 volts to the card it still has to be stepped down and this means more components and heat dissipation on the card. We
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   by vvv5 2y ago

   That connector (C13) is rated for 15 amps. That's 180W at 12V.