The EDGE Hub ADV reads a sensor in the 12V-2×6 plug and shuts the PC down at a limit set in L-Connect 3. For now it ships only with the 1,350W EDGE Platinum V2, the most expensive model in the range.
A stripped-down Galax RTX 5090 ran to 900W on three ordinary 8-pin connectors with the wires at 35 degrees C, and a second modder finally built the 16GB RTX 3070 Ti that NVIDIA never shipped.
The successor to the first ten-million-IOPS drive was a 2027 part and is now a 2028 one, held there by a flash generation and a PCIe revision that both have to arrive first.
Corsair puts a thermal switch inside the 12V-2x6 cable, LG's 1,000 Hz UltraGear needs a DisplayPort 2.1 card before anything else, and Gigabyte quietly lists new B450 boards for DDR4 holdouts.
