CORSAIR Premium Individually Sleeved PCIe (Single Connector) Cables – White, 2 Yr Warranty, for Corsair PSUs

These cables (two are included in one package) are exactly what I needed. Works perfect with a Thermaltake SFX 850W psu powering an EVGA 2080 ti, the latter of which requires two independent pcie 8 pin inputs.The psu comes with a daisy-chained pcie cable, but that only draws from one ouput socket, which can cause stability issues since not enough current can be drawn under heavy load. These new cables ensure enough current can be supplied during the gpu's max power rating (P=IE, after all).Last thing I'll add, is these are the nicest cables I've ever included in any of my builds, of which I've done dozens over the decades. The weight is reassuring that it's not thin-gauge tinny wire, and the flexibility is much appreciated, especially in my micro-atx case.

I bought a SPARKLE Intel Arc A580 ORC that wasn't being recognized by my PC. It wouldn't show up in device or disk management. I used the power cords that came with my Corsair RM850x and when I powered on the PC the GPU would quickly heat up. If I powered on the PC and then plugged in the GPU the fans would spin, and it wouldn't overheat but still wouldn't be recognized by the PC. The problem was that the standard issued cords weren't supplying enough power. I bought these single cables, and it worked. I've read a lot about people having problems with SPARKLE drivers, but this is something else I would definitely check. These cords work!

Had upgraded my GPU and could no longer rely on a daisy chain for consistent power, thus I bought this from Corsair and has been working perfectly. The cables are nice and rigid but have enough give to bend around to the power supply and has a clip to keep them tidy. Recommend for those who need 2 separate PCIE cables for larger GPUs.

Works perfectly with my CX650M PSU and 6800xt. Would recommend.

i wanted a new cable..i bought it for installing a second video card..but my plans had failed..so i just swapped out my old cable..put in this nicer looking corsair one...im happy

Had to buy because my PSU didn’t come with enough PCIE cables for my whole build, I love the extra coating for better protection, it was a perfect fit for what I needed, good length, flexible for having said coating earlier, overall 10/10 just be sure your PSU is for a Corsair Type 4.

My PSU is an 11 year old Corsair HX750 (I know I need to upgrade), and I got an RTX 5070 which needs 2 8-pin cables in its adapter. I only had one for my last GPU so did some research and determined these should be compatible, and they work fine. Plus they come two-in-a-pack, so I have one extra. My only complaint would be that they don't have any sort of sleeve like my native PSU cable, so it's just a bunch of white cords to deal with, which doesn't look as sleek as it could.

Serve the purpose