Thermaltake
Thermaltake computer power cord
Individually sleeved 20+4 pin ATX cable connects power supply to motherboard in grey
- Individually sleeved wires simplify cable routing
- 20+4 pin connectors fit standard ATX motherboards
- Grey colour matches neutral build themes
- Thermaltake design ensures reliable power delivery
- New condition guarantees unused factory quality
Thermaltake 20+4 Pin ATX Cable
This individually sleeved cable connects a 20+4 pin power supply output to a 20+4 pin motherboard input. It is intended for builders who want a tidy, colour-coordinated internal power run. The grey sleeving helps the cable blend with neutral build themes. Buyers needing a different connector layout or length should look elsewhere.
Sustained load behaviour
The cable carries the full ATX 20+4 pin current specification without additional active components. Voltage drop and heating depend on the power supply output and motherboard demand, not on the cable itself. No thermal throttling or signal degradation is introduced by the sleeving. Builders running continuous high-wattage loads should verify their PSU and board ratings independently.
Compatibility check
Confirm that both the power supply and the motherboard use standard 20+4 pin ATX connectors. Ensure the cable routing path inside the case allows the required bend radius for sleeved wire. No adapter is included for non-standard or proprietary pinouts. The cable is supplied new in its original packaging.
Highlights
- Individually sleeved wires simplify cable routing
- 20+4 pin connectors fit standard ATX motherboards
- Grey colour matches neutral build themes
- Thermaltake design ensures reliable power delivery
- New condition guarantees unused factory quality
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the individually sleeved ATX cable generate extra heat inside the case?
The cable is a passive wire assembly with no active components, so it adds no measurable heat beyond normal conductor resistance.
What power supply and motherboard connectors must I already have for this 20+4 pin cable to work?
You need a PSU with a 20+4 pin ATX output and a motherboard with a matching 20+4 pin ATX input.
Will this grey 20+4 pin cable fit an older motherboard that only has a 20 pin socket?
Yes, the 20+4 pin connector splits so the 20 pin portion seats in a 20 pin motherboard socket while the extra 4 pins hang clear.
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