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GIGABYTE RTX 4090 WindForce V2 Unveiled, with Unique Tail-ended Power Connector

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It better have an ironclad warranty against cracks. It also pales in comparison to Asus’s 4090 Matrix!

The problem mostly exists after improper transport of pre built systems. And user error of misaligned slots and the case. And as jayz2c pointed out the shroud is not properly attached to the back.

Aorus and matrix look pretty much the same to me with the obvious design differences.

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V2 PCB is as big as the inside of the asus frame. SO it could lead to some really tiny 4090 with dual fan and such.
 

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Haven't seen those in a loooooong time, probably the last time when I had a HD 4890 13 years ago.

Actually why they even moved the power connectors to the side of the card?
 
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Haven't seen those in a loooooong time, probably the last time when I had a HD 4890 13 years ago.

Actually why they even moved the power connectors to the side of the card?
Because high-end cards started to be too long to fit into your average ATX tower with the drive cage in the front and all that. The real question is, why did small cards get the same treatment?
 

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Because high-end cards started to be too long to fit into your average ATX tower with the drive cage in the front and all that. The real question is, why did small cards get the same treatment?
Good point there. 8800 GTX was a pretty long card in 2006 standards so it's understandable so they followed that trend with generation after another.
 
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