💯 CORSAIR Red Premium Individually Sleeved PSU Cables Starter Kit with 2-Year Warranty for Corsair Power Supplies Review

As soon as they arrived I hooked them up to the bad guys and wanted to see if everything worked. Everything is fine, even the power supply unit could not be unscrewed. It was a little tricky because I didn't remove the PSU from the case. But it is easier to work with than the standard cables that come with the power supply. I like the flexibility and ease of connecting everything together. I am happy 😊

I have bought better shaped cords from them in the past but this one had a hole in the packaging and the cords just don't lay in a straight line like others I may have bought before an incorrect batch ID. Overall dissatisfied or would recommend to a friend for about $179 I was expecting better quality for a custom cable. "Looks used or used," my husband replied when they arrived in the mail.

I used to buy better shaped cables from them but this one came with a hole in the packaging and the cables just don't lay in a straight line like other I may have bought before I have an incorrect batch ID. Overall dissatisfied or would recommend to a friend for about $179 I was expecting better quality for a custom cable. "Looks used or used," my husband replied when they arrived in the mail.

These are my first braided cables so I don't know how they compare to other brands like the cable mod but I think they do are good for the price. I wish they had included more cable combs. Only 4 are included, one for each cable. They are pre-installed and difficult to remove. I couldn't figure it out and gave up trying. The cables are quite stiff, so it was difficult to bend them to connect to the motherboard. They have a built in shrink capacitor in the middle of the cable so you can hide…

I've always been a fan of Corsair products. I prefer their aesthetic to any other brand. With that in mind, I have to say that I was a bit disappointed with this product. It was a harness for the Corsair power supply. There are basically 4 main cables. 24-pin ATX connector, 8-pin CPU power connector and 2 PCIE cables (graphics cards). I went up and down the Corsair website. The Corsair website is incorrect. This ATX (Type 4) cable is NOT compatible with HXi series (ICUE) power supplies. This is

I was furious that these cables didn't fit my 2 year old 1000 watt HX1000i. After I settled down, I realized I could use anything but the main power cord and I would have to buy another $50 cord with ferrules, but that's better than buying a new $200 power supply. What I don't understand is that some old (mine) 2017-2018 PSUs use type 3 cables and have 14 pins (7+7). The new type 4 uses 18 pins (9+9) and is not suitable. It would be nice if Revain listed this as it would save a lot of confusion