Review on Asiahorse Customization Mod Sleeve Extension Power Supply Cable Kit 18AWG ATX/EPS/8-Pin PCI-E/6-Pin PCI-E (ICE BLUEMix) by Todd Phillips

TL;DR You won't regret your purchase. They are very easy to work with and look and feel amazing! I'm building my first desktop PC right now, so I wanted everything to be just right. Something I've wanted since I decided to build custom cables, so I started researching. A friend of mine who recently bought these cables (also white) was very happy with his purchase and recommended them when I asked if he liked them. So I decided to take the risk and buy myself a set and I'm very glad I did! My set included both black and clear combs, which was perfect as I wanted clear combs for the visible part of my body, and then I used the black combs to route the cables in the back. For example, my graphics card requires two 8-pin PCIe cables and I've had trouble routing them and keeping them from getting tangled (due to the PSU's standard 8+8 cable forks), so I have a black 24-pin -Comb connector used. the base of PCIe expansions to keep them together and tidy. It worked like magic! Although this is my very first build and most of the time I don't know what I'm doing, I was able to install these cables with ease and it was really great fun! At first I was concerned that the extra length of the cables would cause problems and confusion, but luckily that didn't happen and for some cables it even made routing easier. Of course I have the NZXT H510 and the cable management is already very good in this case, but it's a smaller chassis so the space to work has an advantage. Overall I am very happy with my purchase. You can't go wrong with these cables and I can definitely see why they are so popular with enthusiasts (especially my boyfriend who is very picky about such things). Oh, and I made sure to tug on each cable to make sure it was securely connected and they're all ok, no worries. Note: I will update my review with photos once I receive my graphics card.