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this post was submitted on 13 Apr 2024
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It's not about how tight the spec is - it's about how poorly designed the connector is if it is easy to partially connect.
You can have very tight specs and not be failure prone.
If a partial connection, a very common event, is not problematic with other GPUs but very problematic with this one - yes, it's correct to affirm being so tightly within spec is a problem, as deviations in real world usage are more than expected.
It's not that common with previous connectors though. They snapped in and without a full connection did not work.