Update: Uh, so this isn't the new 12-pin PCIe 5.0 power connector... I've just had an industry contact reach out to me, saying that the "5.0 connector is not a 12-pin. Your article is wrong.

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This year, Nvidia is introducing a change, with a new 12-pin connector for Ampere ... connectors could be connected to create a single 6-pin PCIe back in the day, and two 6-pin cables can be ...

The GPUs included 8-to-12-pin adapters, and all was well. However, things have changed with the introduction of the RTX 4090. A new ATX 3.0 and PCIe 5.0 spec provides a single 12-pin cable (above ...

NVIDIA will be bundling an adapter. You'll need a beefy PSU though. It's a three-to-one converter, your power supply must still have at least three 8-pin PCIe power connectors available.

I'm putting together a new system with a PCI-Express X800 XT. This card has a 6-pin power connector. I have a 6-pin connector from my power supply, but I'm not sure if the pinout is correct.