A floppy power connector in 2018.. :laugh:

And the award for "Most Boring Product Launch of the Year" goes to...

Just because EVGA didn't already have enough different PSU models already. Anyone know who the OEM is?

Chloe PriceA floppy power connector in 2018.. :laugh:

One would think so, but there are still some things powered by it :) I think this is one, that needs such: Silverstone SST-02 wireless remote.

Edit: OK, it doesn't. I thought the white end was for floppy connector. Nevermind, honest mistake.

Chloe PriceA floppy power connector in 2018.. :laugh:

Berg Connector, actually. And a few ASUS "quality" (that may be disputable) sound cards do use them. But you can use an adapter. And at least Jonnyguru actually docks points for ones without an adapter, lol.

R-T-BBerg Connector, actually. And a few ASUS "quality" (that may be disputable) sound cards do use them. But you can use an adapter. And at least Jonnyguru actually docks points for ones without an adapter, lol.

Yeah I know that it's berg, but I don't know anyone who uses that name... for me and many others, it's just floppy power connector. :) Actually I didn't know that Asus sound cards use that connector, the only thing besides floppy drives I can remember are graphics cards (R9500, 9500 Pro, 9700, 9700 Pro, 9800 SE, some AGP X1000 and HD2000/3000 series), some multi-fan panels (like my old Scythe Kama Panel) and in some motherboards instead of a typical molex as an additional power connector. But I've seen molexes and even PCI-E 6-pin in some sound cards, IIRC some Asus Strix soundcard has a 6-pin. And SB AE-5 has a molex.

And yeah, I like that jonnyguru thinks that the connector without using an adapter is a con.