Corsair Premium 600W PCIe 5.0 / Gen 5 12VHPWR PSU Cable - Fits Type-4 PSUs via Dual 8-pin PCIe - 12+4pin Connector - Mesh Paracord Sleeving - Black

I purchased this to replace the cluster of PCIe cable and the adapter I had to use to power up my 3090ti. Worked right away after installation and looks much cleaner than before. Only downside is that it is quite expensive as it’s £25 just for 1 cable. But there is the peace of mind knowing it’s a good quality cable from Corsair and it will likely not melt or burst into flames. My PSU is RMx1000 2021 but this cable will work with any type 4 psu. Overall I am happy with this new cable.

Corsair’s website is a little confusing as to what cables are compatible with what but this works perfectly with the SF750 and is happily powering my 4070ti.Comes with a single cable comb but it’s worth picking up some other 3rd party (or Corsair ones if you’re made of money) ones if super neat cable management really is a concern. The one it comes with though was perfect for my ITX build.Cable is a good length and good stiffness to allow it to be routed easily and to stay in shape. No nasty Y splitter needed and no worry about bending the Y Splitter wrong and having a fire or a melted connector.In my case and for ITX builds it saved space, improved my cable management and even improved my airflow as I didn’t need 2 cables and that awful splitter.Recommended!

I bought this 12VHPWR cable to replace the one that came with my 5080, to work with my Corsair 850W HX Platinum PSU. It has proven to be effective & reliable so far. I've put up to 400W of power through it under intense gaming & synthetic benchmarks. There haven't been any abnormal power or temperature readings using the monitoring tool, GPU Tweak 3, which is the software packaged with all Asus models. Of course, the main reason for getting it, its really cleaned up the inside of my case, no more long and unsightly 8 pin PCI-E connectors restricting airflow.

Great quality 12vhpwr cable that works with most corsair modular power supplies and gave me piece of mind having a 12vhpwr that is made for my power supply and connects easily to my 4070ti super. Had for nearly a month now and had no problems

Having just bought a 4090 which came with an adapter to connect several PCIe cables to it, I wanted something a bit tidier. This cable is definitely tidier in that regard and having a Corsair AX1600i means it just replaces all the PCIe cables.However, I found the cable was only just long enough for my computer. There's also only one cable management clip on the cable, which isn't great because all the wires are separated and not joined together. It feels very stingey at this price point to not include some additional cable management, especially when this cable is designed to improve it! I've used some Velcro strips to tidy it and that looks ok.It's not the most flexible of cable either, probably due to the current required it need to be fairly thick.Overall I'm happy but it just misses the mark in a couple of places for me.

Paired this with an RM850x / 9070XT Nitro+ combo. No issues for a few days, running the GPU at ~350W through multiple games and benchmarks for couple of hours at a time.

I purchased this for an NVIDIA RTX 4080 Super Founders Edition. I did not want to use the adapters that are supplied with the GPU as they add to already existing cables and I don't really trust the safety of them after seeing sever user videos of faults with them.This corsair cable is compatible with my Corsair RM 1000x PSU. It is much cleaner and neater than the standard cable that comes with the PSU - it takes up less space and is far more flexible. The 12VHPWR connection to the GPU fits with a satisfying click. I've seen a maximum power draw of around 280W when playing games at ultra settings with ray tracing, so this cable is obviously handling things well with 4080 Super GPU.Cable feels premium and is doing what I need it to do. I'd recommend this for anyone with a compatible PSU looking to install a 4080 / 4080 super GPU.

There were no problems in my 1 month of use. In the tests, it fed the RTX 5090 without any problems even at 605 watts.