16AWG PCIE Cable for Corsair, 65CM Sleeved Male to Male PSU 8 Pin to 6+2 Pin GPU Power Cable for Thermaltake ARESGAME Modular Power Supply

These cables are 16 gauge which is good for powering high end graphics cards that require multiple separate supplies. Most power supplies come with a double headed PCIE connector, but my MSI RTX 4080 required 3 separate connections. These 16 gauge connectors provide the current carrying capacity needed by high end peripherals , like the MSI RTX4080. Note, that these cables are stiffer than normal cables and make routing a little difficult. They are white.

To explain, I had a MSI 970 Golden I put in my PC a long time ago some time after I built it, and upgraded to MSI 1080 Ti recently due to vram failures starting to occur quite frequently. The power supply I bought was a Thermaltake Toughpower (WO133RU) ATX unit. It's dated, so all the model listings are for newer Thermaltake toughpower models.Long story short, I've moved quite a hefty amount of times, and always kept my cords with me. However I lived with a roomate recently that I had some issues with, and I believe the cords are either tossed or taken for whatever reason. Anyways. That was a lot of back up cords I lost for my PSU.It made finding the right cords, a little more of a pain. I had one 8 pin adapter on a 6 pin already, but I wanted to make them both 8 pin instead of rigging two 6 pin adapters or 1x8 and 1x6.While most could probably plug & play, I wasn't sure if they would and I didn't want to risk it with such a large power supply.Based off the thermaltake models and wattage supported listed in the description on this sale, I felt I could trust these cords to do the job fine.My PSU has a single RED 8 pin slot and 2 BLUE 8 pin slots. I don't know why they're colored that way and I looked and didnt find any answers online. So I just went with my knowledge and figured id use one red 8pin and one blue 8pin , because when i tried to use both BLUE 8 pin ports, it gave me power, but no picture. When i tried to use one Red (top port) and one Blue (top port) it didnt work at all, but Red (top port) and blue (bottom port) worked and is the solution i ended up with. It was a complicated process to learn as my system is reaching its end of age. There's not much more I can do to upgrade this thing. It's about time for a new build but I can keep this thing alive for as long as possible.Thanks for the good descriptions of supported units. Based off the knowledge i had, i felt safe in using these and thank God they work.

I like that I could choose which guage wire I wanted to purchase. The cable seems to be good quality. My only complaint is that the length is a little shorter than the stock cables that come with the power supply. I almost was not able to use one. I bought 2 of these and I'm happy with my purchase aside from not being long enough.

Works with my psu. Using it with a 7900xtx taichi white.

It does exactly what it is supposed to do. It has not failed me and I would recommend it to other people.

I bought this cable hoping that it could replace one of the Cooler master sfx 850W power supply cables, but unfortunately it doesn't work, it is not compatible. I can't find a cable that is.

One review said it was missing a wire but that matches my factory Corsair cable. My 7900 xtx was working fine drawing 550 watts

Can confirm works with AGK750 PSU. Connected to Asrock 7600 with no issue. Would have preferred slightly thicker sleeve for cabling though