Topic: Help - Wires supplying power to GPUs keep melting (Read 2336 times)
The only time I had PCIe connectors melt was when somebody spilled some water onto a cable and it shorted/arc. I would reseat the cards and check contact points.
which cables are melting the atuall psu cables or some cheap ass adapters?
the cables that came with the psu. specifically, the ones that power the gpu.
which cables are melting the atuall psu cables or some cheap ass adapters?
When I first hooked up my system, I connected two GPUs onto one power cord coming from power supply. After a little while, it melted and thought "oh shit, I shouldn't put two GPUs onto one wire." So I separated them thinking that was the problem. I just noticed that the wires to one of the GPUs is melted again. I am surprised at that. Does anyone know why this keeps happening?
I am using Corsair RM 750 power supply to power MB and 2 GPUs. When watching killawatt, I noticed that power was steady in the upper 600s like 670-690. I am using 2 sapphire 7950s. What am I doing wrong?
I am using Corsair RM 750 power supply to power MB and 2 GPUs. When watching killawatt, I noticed that power was steady in the upper 600s like 670-690. I am using 2 sapphire 7950s. What am I doing wrong?
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