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⚡ Engineering Highlights at a Glance:

• Per-Pin Current Measurement: Measures current on each individual 12V wire, which helps detect uneven load distribution and potential contact resistance issues before they cause damage.
• Wired Variant with 40cm Cable: The permanently attached 40cm 12V-2×6 cable lets you position the monitoring module freely inside the case, avoiding clearance conflicts with large GPU coolers.
• 320×170 TFT-IPS Display: Shows real-time current, voltage, temperature, and total power consumption directly on the device without needing software.
• Audible and Visual Alarms: Configurable thresholds trigger an on-screen warning and audible alarm when limits are exceeded.
• Optional Auto Shutdown: The included splitter cable connects to the motherboard power button, allowing automatic system shutdown if thresholds are exceeded for a set duration.
• CNC Aluminum Housing with Semi-Passive Cooling: The aluminum body acts as a heatsink, and a temperature-controlled fan activates only under higher loads.
• 2-Year Extended Warranty: Covers repair or replacement of the GPU’s 12VHPWR or 12V-2×6 connector if damage occurs despite proper use, even after the original GPU warranty expires.

Verify GPU Connector Compatibility

The WireView Pro II is designed for GPUs with 12V-2×6 or 12VHPWR connectors. Because the “Wired” variant uses a permanently attached cable, it works with a wider range of GPU cooler designs than the direct-mount versions. However, confirm that your GPU uses one of these connector types before purchasing.

Installation Order and Connector Care

Connect the PSU cable to the WireView module first, then connect the 40cm cable to the GPU. Avoid applying lateral pressure to the GPU connector during installation, as the 12V-2×6 connector is sensitive to uneven forces. Push the connector in straight and ensure it is fully seated. The Wired variant reduces the risk of lateral stress because the module itself does not mount directly on the GPU connector.

📐 Mounting and Cable Management

Use the included mounting brackets to secure the module in a location where the display is visible through a side panel window if desired. Route the 40cm cable using the three included cable combs to keep it tidy. Because the module is separate from the GPU, you have more flexibility in positioning it near a fan for airflow or in a drive bay area. The display can be rotated 180° in the settings if your mounting orientation requires it.

Before installation, confirm your GPU uses a 12V-2×6 or 12VHPWR connector. Connect the PSU cable to the WireView module first, then route the 40cm cable to the GPU and push it in straight until fully seated. Use the included mounting brackets to position the module where you can see the display through a side panel, if desired. The default thresholds (10A per pin, 600W total, 80°C connector temp) are suitable for RTX 5090-class cards; if you have a lower-power GPU, consider adjusting the display scaling so the per-pin bars remain readable. Connect the Y-splitter cable to your motherboard’s power switch header if you want automatic shutdown on threshold violations. The device operates standalone without software, but the optional software (currently in development) will add logging and configuration convenience in the future. Because the Wired variant places the module away from the GPU, it avoids the clearance issues that some users experience with direct-mount versions on large cards. Keep the connector clean and avoid unnecessary plug/unplug cycles, as contact wear can affect resistance over time.