Corsair’s new power cable shuts down your GPU before overheating causes damage.
Spending $24.99 on Corsair’s new ThermalProtect PCIe 5.1 600W 12V-2x6 cable could save you from having to replace a GPU that cost you well north of a grand. The cable’s built-in sensor monitors and detects when operating temperatures get unsafe, automatically shutting down the GPU before any melting or burning causing serious damage occurs. [Image: The cable is available in black or white, compatible with any hardwa…
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