The Radeon RX 7600, AMD's first mid-range GPU built on the RDNA 3 architecture, has been launched with mostly positive feedback, albeit a slight issue has been observed with its reference design.... Reference AMD RX 7600 to undergo modifications to ensure compatibility with all power cables
Gotta have something to moan about. Fairly certain these were review sample reference cards. Cards that haven't even been released yet - but, what do I know, keep spreading your joy.
Maybe but AMD can`t afford this kind of stupid mistakes, specially when so many already think that they are garbage.
While this isn't a big deal, it's still an oversight that doesn't really show sufficient testing. Why have such tight tolerances in the first place? Where that kind of tightness matters is how deep the cable is plugged in, hence all the burning connector issues...
I admit that was a wee bit sloppy for the OE design, but wiring up an extension and trimming up the connector is easy. You can buy a extension pre-wired and trim it up yourself otherwise. No need to whine.
Just the usual AMD QC and QM problems. This cost money and Amd don't want to spend them. Rahter let their partners rule out problems/design flaws. That come for free
this being a "cheap" GPU you shouldn't buy anything to use it, for me it is not a big deal, i have frankensteined PCI-E power cables into EPS cables to temporally test some server motherboards and here i am... it is better that the public whine so companies check on this details for future releases.