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this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2025
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I see the issue. The guy wants to claim him using non-approved cables doesn’t make it a “user issue” what a dumb take.
He didn’t even do a test without a cable and only using the adapter. So he doesn’t even have a base comparison… this is why random people shouldn’t be taken as gospel on shit like this. People latch onto the wrong stuff and run with it.
Use a non-approved cable shocked pikachu face when it inevitably melts….
Don’t you think there is a reason why Nvidia specifies NOT to use custom and non-approved parts…?
Yeah using the wrong parts and being mad that it doesn’t work, is a user error. Also the article blames the cards, the CABLES are at fault. Dudes a shitty journalist and can’t see he caused his own issues. Yeesh.