💙 CableMod E-Series Pro ModMesh Sleeved Cable Kit for EVGA G5 / G3 / G2 / P2 / T2 (Light Blue): Enhance Your PC's Aesthetics and Cable Management Efficiency! Review

Purchased in Black/Blood Red for E-Series G3/G2/P2/T2 (see compatibility list on their website) Pros: * All connectors are high quality. * Cables and cable housings are very well made and durable * No compatibility issues with my Super Flower Leadex Platinum SE 1000W PSU * The combs that are included really help to customize the cables to your specific setup or taste * Looks especially good with a custom water loop * Looks especially good with UV lamps (ModMesh only) * Adds a unique and/or…

Today I wanted to assemble my system but after opening the CableMod cables it became clear that I can't do it. unusable. On a 24 pin, 2 of the 8 pins (don't know if it was PCIe or EPS as they are unlabeled. I think we just have to play with cables with square pins/round holes) and 6 pin, the wires that it was on top of the terminal that connects to the power supply, was on the BOTTOM terminal that connects to the MB and GPU. So you can't get clean cable routing (which is one of the main reasons

I ordered a set of these EVGA G2 series red wires for a new computer I was working on. The cables arrived as specified and I found all cables to be in good condition and not twisted or bent in a way that I couldn't alter. These are really nice cables with a high quality jacket. I love that they preinstalled multiple combs for you, although I wish the cables had an extra comb instead of just 3. While the cables make for an incredibly beautiful install, it's good to remember that they arrange a…

I used to have a 2017 G2 PSU ModFlex E-Series kit in a lighter red for about $4 less and settled on this "Pro" -Black/ Blood Red kit for new construction. Right off the bat, the old set had more VGA and SATA power cables, although this new set's cables look thicker and are pre-combed. One of those two issues for me was the lack of SATA cables, as I had accumulated multiple drives over the years and also needed an extra one for my case's built-in fan hub. So my advice is to check how many SATA…

One of the fork wires on the 24-pin connector had a deep scratch that completely penetrated the braid. But it is on the PSU side and will not be visible. But that shouldn't happen with a "premium" product. Probably RMA worthy, but I discovered this late and have already started modifying the cables. (Changed to white connectors instead of black to match my build theme and broke all the combs.) It's advertised as "Brand new thicker wires for a fuller look" but I find that misleading because…