Thermaltake
Thermaltake AC-009-CN5NAN-PB 20+4 Pin ATX Cable Blue
Individually sleeved 20+4 pin ATX cable in blue for connecting power supply to motherboard
- Individually sleeved wires simplify cable routing inside the case
- Blue colour adds a clean visual accent to the build
- 20+4 pin connectors fit standard ATX motherboard sockets
- New condition ensures reliable first-time installation
- Thermaltake branding reflects established power-supply expertise
Thermaltake 20+4 Pin ATX Extension Cable
This blue sleeved cable extends the 20+4 pin ATX connection between a power supply and a motherboard. Individual sleeving reduces clutter and simplifies routing inside the case. It is built for builders who need extra length for clean cable management.
Suits custom builds needing a blue accent
This cable serves users adding a colour-coordinated extension to an existing ATX power lead. It does not replace a missing PSU cable, so builders without a 20+4 pin source connector should look elsewhere. It also lacks extra peripheral connectors for drives or graphics cards.
Individually sleeved 20+4 pin to 20+4 pin wiring
Both ends carry a standard 20+4 pin ATX plug, making the cable a straight-through extension. The individual wire sleeves keep each conductor separated for a tidy appearance. Verify your PSU and motherboard both use 20+4 pin headers before ordering.
Highlights
- Individually sleeved wires simplify cable routing inside the case
- Blue colour adds a clean visual accent to the build
- 20+4 pin connectors fit standard ATX motherboard sockets
- New condition ensures reliable first-time installation
- Thermaltake branding reflects established power-supply expertise
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Is this cable sold in any other colour or length?
The listing shows a single blue individually sleeved 20+4 pin ATX cable with no alternative colours or lengths mentioned.
What does the 20+4 pin label mean for my motherboard connection?
The connector carries a 20+4 pin layout at both ends, matching the standard ATX main power header on compatible motherboards and power supplies.
Does the cable use a proprietary connector or the standard ATX interface?
Both ends are standard 20+4 pin ATX connectors, so the cable plugs directly into any compliant PSU and motherboard without adapters.
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