There is news about the power supply interface of PCIe 5.0 standard graphics cards, which has been circulating for a long time. Although the new RTX 3090 Ti was not equipped with it in the end, it seems that it will wait for the next generation of RTX 40 and RX 7000 series, but power supply manufacturers have taken action. Asus previously used a simplified version of the 12-pin style, with no additional 4-pin for signaling and control, and a maximum power supply capacity of 450W.
Now, MSI's next-generation MEG and MPG series of high-end power supplies have been exposed, not only with a maximum power of 1300W, but also with a complete 12+4-pin interface configuration for the first time.
The new power supply includes MEG 1300W, 1000W 80PLUS White Gold, MPG 1000W, 850W, 750W 80PLUS Gold, all equipped with PCIe 5.0 power supply interface as standard, 12 power supply interfaces/pins, 4 signal interfaces/pins are all available.
The included power cord is also very intimate, ranging from the new 12+4 pins to 12+4 pins, as well as the 12+4 pins to an 8-pin plus a 6+2 pin for transfer.
They are used to support today's PCIe 4.0 graphics cards, future PCIe 5.0 graphics cards, not for earlier PCIe 3.0 graphics cards, and the power supply capacity of a single interface can be up to 600W larger.
