Peripherals

Wire AWG (16AWG): This is excellent. 16AWG is thicker and higher quality than the standard 18AWG found on many stock power supplies. Thicker wire means less resistance, lower heat generation, and cleaner power delivery to power-hungry modern graphics cards.

Cable Rated Current (7A) & 300V: Standard safety ratings ensuring the copper cores can easily sustain high power throughput.

Length (272mm / 345mm overall): At roughly 34.5 cm total length, this is an extension cable. You plug your power supply's existing PCIe cables into the female end of this extension, hide the junction in the back of your case, and route this clean, glowing cable to your GPU.

Cable Type (M/B 24Pin): This is the main power cable that plugs directly into your motherboard to power your CPU, chipset, and other vital components.

Wire AWG (18AWG): This is the standard, high-quality wire gauge used for PC power supplies. It is thick enough to handle the power load safely without overheating.

Cable Rated Current (7A): It is rated to safely handle up to 7 Amps of current.

Length (202mm / 285mm overall): At just under an energetic 30cm total, this is an extension cable, not a full replacement cable. You will plug your power supply's original 24-pin cable into one end of this, and plug the pretty, illuminated end into your motherboard.

Wire AWG (16AWG): This is excellent. 16AWG is thicker and higher quality than the standard 18AWG found on many stock power supplies. Thicker wire means less resistance, lower heat generation, and cleaner power delivery to power-hungry modern graphics cards.

Cable Rated Current (7A) & 300V: Standard safety ratings ensuring the copper cores can easily sustain high power throughput.

Length (272mm / 345mm overall): At roughly 34.5 cm total length, this is an extension cable. You plug your power supply's existing PCIe cables into the female end of this extension, hide the junction in the back of your case, and route this clean, glowing cable to your GPU.