Yeah I saw that, so your question is the same as mine...."Is one GND safe enough". The other option I have is buying a sata to molex...chopping off the end and crimping on my own cables.
It depends. If you're only using SSDs and 2.5" HDDs, yes, they will only use 5V and thus one ground will suffice. Even if one 3.5" HDD is involved, the power drawn will be very much below the limit for any of those cables. I wouldn't worry about it too much.
It depends. If you're only using SSDs and 2.5" HDDs, yes, they will only use 5V and thus one ground will suffice. Even if one 3.5" HDD is involved, the power drawn will be very much below the limit for any of those cables. I wouldn't worry about it too much.
alex: How were you able to measure the TDP on your system? If the 4790k is defaulted at 85w....that + 150w...comes out to 235w....so your mobo and ram take up only 7 TDP?
alex: How were you able to measure the TDP on your system? If the 4790k is defaulted at 85w....that + 150w...comes out to 235w....so your mobo and ram take up only 7 TDP?
I use a kill-a-watt p4460 to see system wattage. Also, i have my 4790k underclocked and undervolted. The stock voltage for 4790k is 1.0875v at 4.0ghz and it actually uses closer to 110watts. I'm using .93volts at 3.6ghz currently. My cpu is maxing out at around 55w according to hwinfo, and system power without gpu is around 95 if i remember correctly.