Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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SMUGDESK
Three 180° CPU power adapters with integrated heatsinks flatten cables and cool high-current connections
The SMUGDESK PH38B-C2 kit includes three black 8-pin EPS male-to-female power adapters. Each unit features an integrated aluminum heatsink and a 180° downward-angle buckle. They are designed for DIY desktop builders who want cleaner cable routing and cooler connector temperatures under heavy CPU loads.
Standard straight EPS plugs often protrude into the CPU cooler zone or block side-panel closure in compact ATX and micro-ATX builds. These angled adapters solve that clearance problem by routing the cable flat against the motherboard. The upgrade is worth it when the stock cable forces a sharp bend, presses on the VRM heatsink, or prevents tidy routing behind the motherboard tray.
Gold-plated terminals on a thick copper PCB keep resistance low during continuous high-current draw. The aluminum heatsink draws heat away from the connector body, reducing thermal throttling risk at the power delivery point during prolonged rendering, compilation or stress-test sessions. Flame-retardant ABS housing maintains structural integrity at elevated temperatures.
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The 180° downward buckle flattens the CPU cable against the board, so only the heatsink height and the cable bend radius occupy space above the socket.
Plug the male end into the PSU 8-pin cable, then seat the female end onto the motherboard EPS header until the locking buckle clicks; the click is the step many builders skip.
The heatsink is a passive metal fin array with no thermal interface material, so it only requires occasional dust removal with compressed air.
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