Hello.
Just upgraded the gpu today for the first time, had to change the power cable.
Using asus tuf 850w psu and was installing the 12 pin cable.
I struggled a lot to get it in fully, it was tight space for my fingers to access the input on the psu.
I just want to ask here since i felt like i pushed too hard and become worried for the internal parts inside the psu that hold the connector, is it very solid and can take a lot of force or is it very fragile?
Not easy to explain but i had to pull a lot of force to get it in, felt far away from normal.
On the gpu side i felt resistance and it was a bit hard, but not the feeling that i could break it, but on the psu side it was like 3-4x as harder to pull vs on gpu side.
Never builded any pc before and have mecanical experience, but not when it comes to electronic/pc, want to hear from
The experienced pc builders from this forum 🙂
Cheers 😊
Just upgraded the gpu today for the first time, had to change the power cable.
Using asus tuf 850w psu and was installing the 12 pin cable.
I struggled a lot to get it in fully, it was tight space for my fingers to access the input on the psu.
I just want to ask here since i felt like i pushed too hard and become worried for the internal parts inside the psu that hold the connector, is it very solid and can take a lot of force or is it very fragile?
Not easy to explain but i had to pull a lot of force to get it in, felt far away from normal.
On the gpu side i felt resistance and it was a bit hard, but not the feeling that i could break it, but on the psu side it was like 3-4x as harder to pull vs on gpu side.
Never builded any pc before and have mecanical experience, but not when it comes to electronic/pc, want to hear from
The experienced pc builders from this forum 🙂
Cheers 😊