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Old May 21st, 2012, 20:14   #21
Princess Garnet
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Originally Posted by PsyMan View Post
Just FYI, PCI express cards that draw more than 75 watts and lack the optional 6/8 pin connector(s) are not compatible with PCI express v1 to v2 slots (the power delivery limit is 75 watts on 16x v1 to v2 slots, 150 watts on 16x v2.1 slots onwards).

The same power output limitation can affect all cards that draw more than 75 watts from the slot, no matter if they have additional power connectors. It depends on the design of the card in that case.
Ah, I did not know this was raised from 75W. I know that the slot could provide a bit more than 75W and that that was somewhat a superficially imposed limit, but I thought that 75W was it.
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