Start monitoring your PC for roentgens.
Start monitoring your PC for roentgens.
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I’ve used those for 208V 60-amp 3-phase power to racks in our Datacenter. Capable of supplying almost 18kW… those things are monster.
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So barely enough to let a 5090 run in idle on your desktop
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IEC 60309, they are standard for industrial applications in Europe
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"Not great. Not terrible."
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ppl make this joke literally every time a new GPU generation comes out but i still laugh every time
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I mean their last connecters burned out, so it's definitely an upgrade
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At least it's green energy, I think?
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excuse you the plug is clearly red
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Right?
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Same could go for any recent Intel processor too
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Just increase the voltage. Less current, less heat.
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higher voltages use more power and heat
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At least it won't set your house on fire
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Three phase + Ground and a fucking interlock pin. Loving it.
Now we're just waiting for PSUs to provide a 400V rail with matching connector. Corsair, you wanna be first to the market?
There's no interlock pin on these. The 5th is a neutral. Hubbell makes a few versions of these with an interlock system (these, but these are just 3 phase 208v plugs with ground and neutral.
The one on the tip of the plug is a locking nub, proper outlets have a power switch that will only allow the plug to be removed when switched off, otherwise mechanically locking it into the outlet.
Hope PCPartPicker lets you factor in the cost of calling your power company and asking them to wire up your house for 3 Phase soon.
It's three phases + neutral + ground.
That's a regular high(er) voltage plug here in Germany, usually carries around 400V
Yup, using them a lot for 400V industrial here in Norway. We use those exact connectors (but without the interlock) at work.