Clovertale Braided ATX Sleeved Cable Extension Kit for Power Supply Cable Kit, PSU Connectors, 24 Pin, 8 Pin, 6 Pin 4 + 4 Pin, 6 Pack, with Cable Comb 24 Pieces Set 24-Pin, 8-Pin, 6-Pin

Really liked the extensions cleaned up a lot of the other cables that had jumpers attached to them. Solid pack easy to use and comes with combs

The kit comes with the essential cables such as 24 pin for Motherboard (1), 4+4 PIN CPU(1), 8 PIN PCI-E (2) for some GPUs, 6 PIN PCI-E(2) for some GPUs or SATA, cable combs.Points to keep in mind:1) These are cable extensions and not the actual cables. The actual cables are the ones that come with your PSU; and these cables connect to the PSU cables on one end and the motherboard, GPU, SATA etc. on the other end.2) I have found out that it's better to put the combs first on the cables before plugging them to the motherboard or connecting to the PSU cables. Once you put the first comb, the rest of them can be easily put on right next to the first one and can be slided to the desired location. Always verify which side is the top and which one is the bottom to ensure the combs always show up on the top for better aesthetics.3) Know and be sure where each cable goes; verify, verify, and verify multiple times before plugging them on to the motherboard or connecting them to the PSU cables; as some of these cables once attached will take a bit of an effort to pull them out and if not done properly might damage the motherboard components/pins. If you need to remove any cables once connected be extra careful, wiggle them in a rocking motion to pull them out gently and don't go pulling straight out.3) Always ensure all the cables are properly seated and plugged-in all the way completely. The last thing you want is your PC not turning ON after plugging-in all the cables and completing the build then trying to remove each one of them to debug which one is not working. I had one of the cables not properly seated all the way in and as a result my PC did not turn on initially but I figured it out after 30 mins of going through all the cables in trial & error.My PC config for reference:Fractal Design Meshify Mini C Tempered Glass (white)Motherboard: MSI MAG X570 TomahawkCPU: AMD Ryzen 3900XRAM: G.Skill Trident Z Neo Series 32GB PC4-28800 DDR4 3600MHz CL16-19-19-39 Model F4-3600C16D-32GTZNCHDD: Samsung (MZ-V7S1T0B/AM) 970 EVO Plus SSD 1TB - M.2 NVMePSU: GAMEMAX Gold+ Standard 850W

Needed the 24 pin and the 8 pin EPS extension cables in this set to fit a RTX 3080 into a small form factor Cooler Master NR200 case. Without the extension cables I was temporarily suspending the power supply from the top of the open case with string, lol. With the extension cables I'm able to properly mount the power supply to the (front of the) case, and more or less tidily route the cables. And properly enclose the sides/top of the case, lol.I feel that the quality of these cables are nice, especially with the included cable combs. I like these braided cables a lot more than the plastic cables that came with my power supply. And the price was right.One minor nitpick: for some reason the EPS extension cable doesn't quite lock into the connection on my power supply unit, and had come loose during assembly. Gave me quite a scare after powering on the box, it wouldn't start up. The CPU fan would spin for a half second and then stop although all of the LEDs were lit up. I reconnected the EPS cable at the PSU and all was good. Not even going to ding a star for that. I'm just happy to have been able to fit everything together inside the case. There is like a 1mm gap between the PSU and the video card, lol.

I bought these in 2021. They’re really clean looking in my build but recently my computer would seize up. The screen went black and all the fans would go on full blast and I thought for a while it was my drivers needing updated. So that would work for a bit but it kept happening. Took these out and it hasn’t happened again. I’m not saying they’re bad because I had them from 2021 to 2024 but consider these part of the issue if you’re experiencing similar crashes!

Used it in a build where the user wanted a clean, mostly white look. These extensions worked great. Keep in mind these aren't replacement cables, they connect to your existing power supply cables. They work with just about any power supply. It's a cheap way to get rid of those ugly "ketchup/mustard" power cables. It can also provide longer reach or more routing options if you have a huge case. I used it in an mATX case, so I had a lot of excess power cables to tuck away. It didn't matter since the user won't see it anyway, they only see the clean look from the front. The clear cable combs that come with the cables are just enough, I think. If you don't want clear combs, make sure to buy them separately.FYI on using it on a new build. For some reason, the computer wouldn't boot with the extension VGA power cables attached. I had to plug in the original power supply VGA power cables first in order to boot the system. Once I got into the BIOS to do my usually tweaking, I shut down, connected the extension cables again and the system boots up fine now. Not sure if it's the cables, my particular hardware set up or the ancient GTX 580 video card I used to do my initial set up. All in all, it was an easy fix if it happens to you. The cables still work and look great.

Quality is perfect. They were easy to install and the length was what I needed. They are flexible and were compatible with my pc.

Used these on a recent build and love that the included cable separators aren't branded with a logo. Used this same brand in my wife's computer over two years ago and no issues. 10/10 will likely buy more for future builds.

I did not recieve ANY 12pin gpu cables I am pissed this delays my build, the other cables look good. Also I only received 1 8 pin for cpu.