Sujet : Re: Another Ridiculous Cable Problem
De : c186282 (at) *nospam* nnada.net (c186282)
Groupes : comp.os.linux.advocacy comp.os.linux.miscDate : 22. Jun 2025, 07:21:06
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On 6/21/25 9:39 AM, chrisv wrote:
Farley Flud wrote:
Copper is expensive. That's why most cables in power supplies are
aluminum. Just strip the insulation on one and find out.
Nonsense.
Well, not 'nonsense' exactly ...
However the MAIN prob isn't the wiring material
but the QUALITY of the CONNECTORS.
Modern fab procedures, TOO easy to skimp on
how the connectors are attached.
In ONE perspective, even dirt-cheap generic
cables are SO cheap that it barely MATTERS if
x-percent have bad connectors.
However 'data centers' and related, DOES matter.
Even a few hours of down-time is relevant and
quite EXPENSIVE. Actual HUMANS have to diagnose
this kind of fault - MORE expensive - AI isn't
gonna cut it anytime soon. It will NEVER guess
physical infrastructure as the prime problem
or have ways to test that for YEARS yet.