Initially it was rather disappointing, but once the latest driver was installed it was quite impressive. I remember seeing someone on YouTube with one that had a screen with wattage on it that was kind of cool. So if I understand correctly you're saying that this Corsair cable will be able to indicate to the GPU how much power there is available. No wire bending ensures full contact with all cable terminals, and zero risk of thermal issues through excessive wire and terminal stress from tight bending radii. Do not bend the 12VHPWR adapter cable under 40mm from the plug downwards and do not bend the cable horizontally.

Please follow the power that your devices of your system need to add/calculate the power to make it sufficient/fulfill your system's needs. By implementing the CableMod 12VHPWR Angled Adapter, you are taking the routing away from this zone and into a much more accessible area.One involves bending the cable too close to the connector, and the other is when the 16-pin power connector isn't fully inserted into the header on the graphics card.

I also changed the aluminum plate to a polycarbonate one and it really brings out the RGB so if you want brighter RBG switching the plate to an FR4/PC will help with that. According to the company's representative, Corsair is revising the adapter to space out the connectors away from the PCB. Corsair has released a handy 180-degree 12VHPWR power adapter for some of the best graphics cards that use the 16-pin power connector. This is something so simple you could do at home, by just running a wire between the sense pins and ground.Sense 0 and sense 1 are used to indicate how much power the cable can supply, and that just depends on which of them are shorted to ground. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Can the included 12VHPWR adapter cable with Corsair HX1500i fully use the standard, and communicate with a GPU?