Guys…hear me out

19 Comments

  1. FaithlessnessOld7089

    Somebody at NV for the love of all that is unholy give this man a fucking job!

  2. I like that you left the old cathode tube monitor icon on the top

  3. blackest-Knight

    12vhpwr has already been replaced by 12v-2×6. It’s over man, it’s done and buried, forever tainting the legacy of the 40-Series generation.

  4. blazblu82

    See, I feel like these new v-cards need automotive-grade electrical plugs these days with locking clips. It’s apparent the current standards aren’t up to the task.

  5. bughunter47

    I think it would be a interesting idea, don’t have to worry about ripping the header off the board with the clips being too tight.

  6. theuntouchable2725

    Whoever designed the VGA cable desperately needed a Morningstar.

  7. Mexetudo

    Reject modernity. Return to ~~monke~~ VGA.

  8. CaptainSarcasm420

    Who needs to close his sidepanel anyway.

  9. bangbangracer

    I’m a big believer that we need to go elsewhere for plug options. I want XT60 plugs for these thirsty GPUs.

  10. Honestly, I never understood why we came away from screw-in plugs for things that are 99.99999% permanently installed. If you’re a reviewer/tester/extreme overclocker/you move every six days… cool. Unscrew your stuff. Why do the rest of us have to have these weak-ass connections that fall out if you sneeze, and if you *do* plug and unplug frequently, those connectors lose the strength of their spring-lock mechanisms? GPUs, SSDs, etc. are *generally not hot-swappable*.

    And extremely rarely are people swapping their monitors, keyboards, mice, etc.

    And those of us with keyboards that we swap in and out can absolutely get quick-disconnect cables.

    Shoot, USB should have some kind of locking mechanism *or* be Mag-safe-esque, with pins & pads. If you’re not to implement a break-away design to keep things from snapping/getting damaged, *then lock them the heck down*.

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