💡 C2G 27397 14 Inch Internal Power Extension Cable for 5-1/4 Inch Connector - Extend Your Internal Power Source with Ease! Review

I used this in my PowerEdge 2950 III. I have a 6 hot swap drive bay model, but I wanted to make the OS independent of RAID. I ended up enabling one of the SATA ports on the motherboard and using that to connect it to an unused Molex connector on the front of the case (I think it was meant for a floppy drive). It was long enough that I could route it through standard wire channels over the heat shield/fan area and then use a Molex to SATA power adapter. I installed a SATA SSD on the back next to

Enjoy your computer right away by adding 14 long, flexible inches to your "length" without pills or tricks! 100% guaranteed to extend your short cords in minutes. Now you can go places you previously couldn't reach with a short cable! Great for reaching distant power sources! Don't hesitate, add 14 inches today!

I bought this because it was a good price and it wasn't 3 feet long! I only had to power the USB 3.0 PCI card via an additional Molex connector next to my drives, and that was just enough to reach the ATX motherboard, but still had enough wiggle room to get it out of the way clear.

Only buy this if you have a hot glue gun. You will need it. The electrical connections are fine, but the wires are incredibly loose and not attached to the Molex connectors. A little hot glue held everything in place. Be careful not to burn the wires!

This cable was a life saver, otherwise the fan cables could not be reached during assembly. The cable is decent quality, I've seen other molexes where the pins don't wobble, these definitely do, but for the price and quick arrival I can't complain.

I have an old Dell computer with some outdated programs that I don't need to reinstall on my computer, so I panicked when the power went out. Then I got even more angry when I got a replacement power supply and the power cords didn't reach the drives. But this product did what it was supposed to do and I FINALLY revived my old Dell and regained access to my software!

I have an old Dell PC with outdated software that I don't need to reinstall on my PC anyway, so I panicked when the power went out. Then I got even more angry when I got a replacement power supply and the power cords didn't reach the drives. But this product did what it was supposed to do and I FINALLY revived my old Dell and regained access to my software!

This cable is made from very thin and cheap wire. It says it's the industry standard, but it's a lot smaller than any other Molex power I've seen. This is not mentioned anywhere in the description. I was hoping to use them to place my graphics cards further in an open air mining rig, but didn't feel comfortable using such a small cable to power the risers (potential fire hazard) . I ended up using them to extend. Powering some fans to cool the setup, wires seemed good enough for the purpose and

I used this in my PowerEdge 2950 III. I have a 6 hot swap drive bay model, but I wanted to make the OS independent of RAID. I ended up enabling one of the SATA connectors on the motherboard and using that to connect it to an unused Molex connector on the front of the case (I think it was meant for a floppy drive). It was long enough that I could route it through standard wire conduit over the heat shield/fan area and then use a Molex to SATA power adapter. I installed a SATA SSD on the back…