出了 AMD改調整卡上6 phase power module
但是tom's 一樣給出很中肯意見 --- 標準存在有其意義

Above The Norm, But Less Drama

Our measurements show that the motherboard’s PCIe slot averages 6.74A at 12V. This means that our numbers exceed the norm by 1.24A, a significant 23 percent. And this is already counting from the absolute maximum allowed by the PCI-SIG’s specifications.

In our launch article, we put our result into a broader context and pointed out that this shouldn’t result in any damages, as long as the system’s hardware conforms to the usual standards. Here’s a quick recap:

Quote from our Launch Article:
"To be clear, your motherboard isn't going to catch fire. But standards exist for a reason."

Thus, any claims about unnecessarily fanning flames or misrepresenting our results are unwarranted. We presented our data and our analysis, and it's difficult to control what conclusions others draw and publish.

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