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RTX 5090 owner cuts hole in case for 16-pin cable, it burns anyway
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Uh... I don't know if they really thought about this name or not.
To be fair, it is both white and a power supply, so they're kinda stuck with that description lol.
But I'd have gone with White PSU or white colored, etc. But it's not for American audiences anyway.
I don't understand this comment here. It is in fact a white power supply. What am I missing here? (Probably a joke?) The only part of the name that is concerning to me is "Fire".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_power
When taken out of context.
White power
Supply
-only 68% of the audience starts booing-
I don't get it. Is this a political joke? I mean white power supply is a normal term in computer. It's not like a new invented name for this. I'm probably this one idiot in the party who does not get the joke and asks around. :D
White power is a political phrase used by neo-nazis, yes