Gigabyte Demos G-Power for GTX Titan, Adds VRMs

[N.Broekhuijsen]

Gigabyte changes the PCB design of the GTX Titan without changing it.

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[laststop311]

I could see this maybe doing ok if it was run off a pci-e power cable not a 24 ATX + 8 EPS almost all normal consumer PSU's only provide 1 of each of these and it goes into the motherboard.

 

[xomm]

I could see this maybe doing ok if it was run off a pci-e power cable not a 24 ATX + 8 EPS almost all normal consumer PSU's only provide 1 of each of these and it goes into the motherboard.

I hope you realize this is for the extreme overclocking crowd, not the mass market...

 

[djackson_dba]

"unpractical" is not a very cromulent word.

 

[CrArC]

I could see this maybe doing ok if it was run off a pci-e power cable not a 24 ATX + 8 EPS almost all normal consumer PSU's only provide 1 of each of these and it goes into the motherboard.

I hope you realize this is for the extreme overclocking crowd, not the mass market...

I doubt running multiple PSUs in tandem (something which is generally considered a Bad Idea) is really an attractive option for the extreme overclocking crowd, either.

 

[xomm]

I could see this maybe doing ok if it was run off a pci-e power cable not a 24 ATX + 8 EPS almost all normal consumer PSU's only provide 1 of each of these and it goes into the motherboard.

I hope you realize this is for the extreme overclocking crowd, not the mass market...

I doubt running multiple PSUs in tandem (something which is generally considered a Bad Idea) is really an attractive option for the extreme overclocking crowd, either.

Clearly, you haven't seen extreme yet. I'm talking about the LN2 crowd - up with k|ngp|n and TiN and all those guys - not TEC or phase change. (though those do require extra PSUs for the cooling subsystem anyways, just not on the boards themselves).