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Thermaltake

Thermaltake AC-009-CN3NAN-PR 20+4 Pin ATX power cable red

SKU CH-D362-KFR2D

A 20+4 pin ATX power cable with individually sleeved red wires for connecting a PSU to a motherboard

  • Individually sleeved wires simplify cable routing
  • Red colour adds a vivid accent to builds
  • 20+4 pin ATX connector fits standard motherboards
  • Both ends use the same 20+4 pin layout
  • New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box

Cable purpose and audience

This individually sleeved 20+4 pin ATX cable replaces or extends the main motherboard power link in a desktop build. It suits system assemblers and modders who want a red accent on the primary power connection.

Build quality and daily use

Each conductor is wrapped in its own sleeve, giving a clean look and making routing easier behind the motherboard tray. Both ends carry a 20+4 pin plug, so the cable connects a standard ATX power supply to a standard ATX motherboard socket without adapters.

Compatibility checks before ordering

Verify that your power supply and motherboard both use a 20+4 pin ATX interface; some proprietary or server units do not. Confirm the cable length matches the distance between your PSU and the motherboard socket in your chassis. Ensure no other component blocks the straight path of this fixed-length cable.

Highlights

  • Individually sleeved wires simplify cable routing
  • Red colour adds a vivid accent to builds
  • 20+4 pin ATX connector fits standard motherboards
  • Both ends use the same 20+4 pin layout
  • New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 20+4 pin ATX connector support the full 24-pin motherboard power standard?

The cable uses a 20+4 pin design that mates with standard 24-pin ATX motherboard sockets and corresponding PSU headers.

What clearance is required for the individually sleeved wires when routing behind a motherboard tray?

Each wire is individually sleeved, adding modest bulk; allow a few millimetres extra depth behind the tray for clean bends.

How do you correctly seat the 20+4 pin plug without bending pins?

Align the 20-pin block and the 4-pin extension with the socket keying, then press straight in until the latch clicks — do not rock the connector.

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