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A few pages from the design guide for Intel’s new ATX12V v3.0 standard have leaked, offering a closer look at what enthusiasts should expect out of the upcoming generation of PCIe 5.0 power supplies that promise higher power delivery through a single new connector dubbed 12VHPWR.
While it’s already been established that this connector will support up to 600 watts of power delivery, Intel’s guide also reveals that the PCIe Gen 5 power standard will be smarter than expected, with additional power delivery levels that include 150, 300, and 450 watts, each of which have corresponding connectors and cables to match. Users will probably want to double check their wiring after upgrading to their shiny new PSUs and next-gen graphics cards, as labeling seems to be the only obvious differentiator.
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