Asiahorse RTX 3.0 Series 12pin to Dual 8p Extension Cable PCIe Molex Micro-Fit 3.0 Connector for NVIDIA Ampere GeForce RTX 3070 3080 (300MM) - White and Black Review

I definitely had some concerns about the fire hazard in my new build, especially given how expensive graphics cards are going to be. But a few months later it's still working and no problems with my GPU so far! Plus it looks pretty cute, way better than those horrible standard 12 pin cables that come with new RTX cards.

Remember that NVIDIA says that only their key is licensed by them as a power supply cord. I got this because the key is ugly but after a few sessions with my 3080 in Cyberpunk with this Asiahorse cable I started getting full black screen errors. I was so startled that I took out the extension cord and put the key back in. Since then there haven't been any problems, I'm not sure if I've been lucky or not, but I haven't had a positive experience. It's also not clear why the 8 pin connectors for…

This 12 pin cable is marked 18 gauge and "Super Soft" if you look at the pictures it exactly matches the description on its own PSU match cable. expansion kit they sell. I have an extension set so I bought it thinking it would be the same 18 gauge and "super soft" as the other product they make in-house, but it isn't. The same company that makes these two items uses the same description for both, but they don't look the same. I bought the product because the description matched the description…

Worked very well for my Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti Founders Edition. One end has a 12-pin connector for the GPU, while the other end has two 8-pin connectors for connecting power cables. The cable was long enough to reach the back of my Fractal Design Meshify C case. From the back of the case, I was able to connect a dual 8-pin cable to my EVGA SuperNOVA 650GA with a single 8-pin cable. My only complaint is with the cable combs. Only three 12-pin cable heads were supplied. I think doubling that amount…