The EVGA RTX 3090 Ti K | ngp | n would have two 12-pin power connectors, supporting up to 1275W

The “biso biso” overclocker revealed confidential information about the EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti K | ngp | n Edition in the Quasar Zone forum, which was quickly removed as it obviously should not be released before its official announcement. . Unfortunately for him, once something reaches the internet, it remains on the internet, and a screenshot saved by Videocardz shows the content of said post where several new features of the next top-of-the-line EVGA card are revealed:

As indicated by “biso biso”, the PCB and case design have changed, although a 360mm AIO is still used for cooling. In addition, 3 8-pin connectors are no longer used for its power supply, but two of the new 12-pin connectors that will be used by the PCI-E 5.0 graphics cards are used. Its price will obviously be higher as it is a Ti model, and it is expected to hit the market in March, since although the design of its PCB has already been finalized, it is still in the BIOS optimization stage.

The most curious thing about this is undoubtedly the use of two 12-pin connectors, since the idea of ​​this connector was to eliminate the need for multiple connectors and use only one. Even so, being a card for extreme overclocking, it is not surprising that the 600W of a single connector is not enough, and it is chosen to use two to deliver up to 1275W without problems and thus get the most out of this card, which will already consume at stock frequencies almost 500W.

Taking into account that “biso biso” deleted the post quickly, possibly all this information is true, and more considering that the overclocker accessed the RTX 3090 K | ngp | n and Z690 DARK K | ngp | n before its launch, so you really know inside information about the products in the K | ngp | n line. It is not clear when this card will be shown since although the RTX 3090 Ti would be announced tomorrow and hit the market on January 27, the K | ngp | n editions usually arrive later, and in this case, “biso biso” mentions which will arrive in March, so there is still a bit to see and know if this rumor ends up being true or not.

What do you think about these rumors about the EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti K | ngp | n Edition? Is the use of two 12-pin connectors on a card of this style correct?