Japanese Manufacturer Ainex Releases 12HPWR Graphics Card Adapter with Special Design

According to TapTechNews on June 21, Japanese manufacturer Ainex recently launched an L-shaped 12HPWR graphics card power adapter with a异色 design on its official website, including forward and reverse versions, which are suitable for different installation scenarios.

This adapter from Ainex adopts a similar异色 design to MSI's ATX3.X power supply module cable:

The adapter itself is black, and the outside of the pins on both sides is coated with blue and white pigments, with a very obvious color contrast. Users can confirm whether it is plugged firmly with the naked eye to reduce various risks caused by not being plugged tightly.

However, Ainex also stated that it will not compensate for the damage to the power supply or graphics card caused by the use of this adapter, and users need to bear the use risk by themselves.

NVIDIA has introduced 12+XPin graphics card power since the RTX30 series graphics cards, but the reliability of this series of power terminal designs has一直 been criticized. TapTechNews still recently reported many cases where RTX4090 users encountered terminal meltdown.

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