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Old Jul 12, 2019, 10:00 AM   #55
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Originally Posted by DeathKnight View Post
It's why I went with the Elite. Not a lot of extra fluff that I don't need and excellent VRM for the price point. Don't use RGB lighting. Don't use onboard audio. Don't do SLI. The trouble code readout would have been nice though.

What's this 4-pin power delivery you speak of? It's got one 8-pin power for CPU. Anything more is just overkill unless you're doing insane overclocking. One 8-pin connector can deliver 384 watts of power.
Sorry, I did mean the 8 pin. The difference between 8, and 12 is you get a more stable delivery for more stable overclocks. I may keep it I have 30 days to see how I feel about it. Don't really want to spend another $100 I may pick up a USB DAC or just throw in the SBZ I have. This setup would make a good upgrade for her in another 2 years when I bump again.
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