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consumer-electronics1 year ago

"CableMod Recalls GPU Adapters Causing $74K+ in Damages Due to Fire Hazard"

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission has recalled 25,300 CableMod 12VHPWR GPU adapters after reports of overheating and melting, causing over $74,000 in damages. Consumers are advised to stop using the adapters immediately and visit the manufacturer's website for removal instructions and a full refund. CableMod will not reimburse for damaged GPUs but will repair them if a claim is submitted by March 7, 2024, in addition to offering a full refund for the adapters purchased.

via PC Guide - For The Latest PC Hardware & Tech News|
#cablemod#consumer-electronics#cpsc
technology1 year ago

"CableMod Recalls Angled GPU Adapters Over Fire Hazard Concerns"

CableMod has issued a recall for all its angled power adapters for GPU cards due to reports of overheating and safety risks. The recall affects 12VHPWR angled GPU power adapters V1.0 and V1.1, with customers offered a refund or store credit. The recall notice, affecting about 25,300 units, states that the adapters were made in China and sold online, with reports of overheating and property damage but no injuries.

via The Register|
#adapters#cablemod#gpu
technology1 year ago

"CableMod's GPU Power Adapters Recalled for Fire Hazards"

CableMod is recalling 25,300 of its 12VHPWR angled adapters due to a failure rate of 1.07%, with at least 272 adapters reported as failed. The recall, prompted by a warning from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, advises owners to stop using the adapters immediately and offers a full refund of $40 or a $60 store credit. The issue with the adapters is distinct from larger design flaws and is related to the male portion of the adapters, which was not altered in the 12V-2x6 update.

via AnandTech|
#adapters#cablemod#consumer-product-safety-commission
technology1 year ago

"CableMod Recalls Adapters After $75K in Damages and Fire Hazards"

CableMod has recalled 25,300 of its 12VHPWR angled adapters due to reports of overheating and melting, resulting in $74,500 in property damage claims in the US. Consumers are advised to stop using the adapters, contact CableMod for instructions on safe removal and a full refund, and destroy the adapter following specific guidelines. No injuries have been reported, and users are urged to exercise caution when using third-party connectors for GPUs.

via Wccftech|
#12vhpwr-adapters#cablemod#cpsc
technology1 year ago

"Recall Issued for CableMod "12VHWPR" Adapters After $74K Property Damage"

CableMod is recalling 25,300 units of its angled adapters after reports of overheating and melting into GPUs, causing over $74,500 in property damage. Customers can receive a full refund or a $60 store credit, and the recall covers purchases made from February to December 2023. The recall extends to all types of angled adapters, including the revised version, and no injuries have been reported. The safest option is to use native 12VHPWR cables provided by power supply companies or official cable adapters from NVIDIA.

via VideoCardz.com|
#adapters#cablemod#consumer-product-safety-commission
consumer-safety1 year ago

"CableMod Recalls Angled GPU Adapters Over $74K in Property Damage"

The U.S. CPSC has announced the recall of GPU angled adapters manufactured by CableMod due to fire and burn hazards, in accordance with federal law prohibiting the sale of products subject to a recall. The CPSC works to protect the public from unreasonable risks associated with consumer products and urges consumers to visit CPSC.gov for more information, sign up for e-mail alerts, and report dangerous products or injuries on SaferProducts.gov.

via Consumer Product Safety Commission|
#cablemod#consumer-protection#consumer-safety
technology2 years ago

CableMod Recalls Angled 12VHPWR Adapters Amid Safety Concerns

CableMod is recalling all versions (1.0 and 1.1) of their 12VHPWR angled adapters due to a defect that may cause the male connector to loosen, overheat, and potentially melt into the GPU. Users are advised to immediately stop using these adapters and power down their systems. The company will be conducting a voluntary safety recall and will provide more details in the coming days. Reports of issues with CableMod adapters have prompted the company to offer replacements and cover damages to graphics cards. Users are recommended to use official adapters bundled with their graphics cards or cables provided by power supply companies as a safer alternative.

via VideoCardz.com|
#angled-adapters#cablemod#melting
technology2 years ago

"Revolutionary Replacement for Melting 12VHPWR Connector Solves GPU Power Woes"

CableMod's custom 12VHPWR connector for GeForce RTX 40 GPUs has been reported to melt despite proper installation, with several users experiencing burning incidents. While some believe the issue may be due to user error, others point to potential design flaws in the 90-degree angled adapter, causing wiggling and incomplete seating. CableMod has not yet issued an official statement, but caution is advised when using their adapters.

via Wccftech|
#12vhpwr-connector#cablemod#geforce-rtx-40-gpus
technology2 years ago

Win a GeForce RTX 4090 from CableMod's Adapter Sales Celebration

CableMod is celebrating the sale of over 50,000 custom adapters for the GeForce RTX 4090 by giving away a Gigabyte Gaming OC 4090 GPU. The adapters were designed to address concerns about overheating and melting connectors, which affected only a small fraction of users due to improperly seated cables. The giveaway is open to US residents who comment on CableMod's post on Reddit, with the winner chosen at random on or around May 18, 2023.

via Hot Hardware|
#adapter-sales#cablemod#geforce-rtx-4090