I guess you could...not sure why you would though, would make a far less effecient connection as you would not be able to run the wire hole through, would have to rely on nothing but solder to transfer the current.

Can you have the original connector on the front of the mobo and one on the back?

Also, PM me your address, was about to print a shipping label yesterday and realized i didn't have your address.

Yes, but its a real pain to do with the original connector.

The best way i have found to do it is by putting one of these on a small "leash" or 16awg or so wire on the back of the board:
http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l3/g51/...ale-Page1.html

Just wondering, do you know how to solder power connectors to the back of a motherboard? I just saw this rig where the 8-pin was on the back because the guy was so obsessed with cable management.

If you find a review, tell me.

$270 for the TR isnt bad, only a 2 year warranty on the TR though, the KR has a 3 year warranty, apparently no lifetime warranty boards though. The power setup doesnt appear to be bad, and the pcie layout looks relatively nice as well. I'm interested in seeing how these boards do.

It's a little pricy :/

Yeah, we found that on NCIXUS's site before evga even had it posted on their own website.

Also, you seen this? http://www.evga.com/articles/00549/