Micro Connectors
Micro Connectors ATX 12V 4-Pin CPU Power Extension Cable 8 Inches
Extends an ATX 12V 4-pin CPU power connection with a male-to-female cable
- Extends ATX 12V power reach for easier cable routing
- 4-pin male-to-female connector fits standard CPU power headers
- 8-inch length adds flexibility inside compact cases
- New condition ensures reliable power delivery from day one
- First listed by manufacturer on 23 March 2022
Extension for ATX 12V 4-Pin CPU Power
This cable extends the reach between a power supply and a motherboard P4 CPU connector. It suits builders whose existing leads fall short in larger chassis or behind tall heatsinks. The male-to-female design plugs inline without tools.
Limited to four-pin 12V delivery
The connector carries only the legacy four-pin 12V rail, so it cannot supply the additional pins required by modern eight-pin EPS sockets. Boards that demand an eight-pin or 4+4-pin CPU power input will not start with this cable alone.
Straight pass-through with keyed housings
Both ends use standard keyed housings that prevent reversed insertion. The eight-inch length adds routing flexibility while keeping cable bulk low. No latch or clip is present, so firm seating should be verified after installation.
Highlights
- Extends ATX 12V power reach for easier cable routing
- 4-pin male-to-female connector fits standard CPU power headers
- 8-inch length adds flexibility inside compact cases
- New condition ensures reliable power delivery from day one
- First listed by manufacturer on 23 March 2022
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose this 8-inch extension or a longer cable for my CPU power?
The 8-inch length adds reach without excess slack; pick a longer cable only if the PSU connector sits farther from the motherboard header.
What does the 12 V rating mean once the cable is installed in my system?
It carries the 12 V rail from the power supply to the CPU 4-pin connector, delivering the voltage the processor requires.
How does the ATX 12 V 4-pin interface limit what I can connect?
The 4-pin male-to-female design extends only standard ATX 12 V CPU power; it cannot serve 8-pin EPS or PCIe connectors.
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