How To PROPERLY Power High End GPUs (With 12vhpwr Or 3x PCIe Connectors)

In a previous video I discuss how it's unusually not advisable to power your low or mid range GPU with a single PCIe cable, due to inherent limitations that exist in the PCIe cable - especially if it's a budget (low guage) one. But what about high end graphics cards, like cards from NVIDIA like the RTX 4080 or RTX 4090, or AMD cards like the RX 7900 XTX or RX 6900 XT? And what should you do if your PSU doesn't have enough CPU/PCIe ports free (maybe it only has two - one for the CPU, one for the GPU)? I answer these questions and more in this video. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The individual timestamps for this video are: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 00:00 Too Many Doubts! 01:07 ATX 2.0 PCIe Power Limits 04:00 High End AMD And NVIDIA '2000' GPUs 05:45 12vhpwr & 12vh-2x6 For NVIDIA Cards 08:38 What If My PSU Doesn't Support This?! 09:33 How To Make PCIe Cables Look Better ~~~~~~ Credits ~~~~~~ Thanks to the following resources (sounds, images etc): "Pop-up Sound" by BeezleFM (https://freesound.org/s/512135/ -- License: Attribution 4.0) -- 'Road To The Top by Adam Drake et al', License ID: z8gyYaaRgBq https://app.lickd.co/r/ea01c156a71748... --- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #PCBuild #GraphicsCard #PowerSupply