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YEPLOOK 6Pin to 3 Molex 4Pin Angled Cable Corsair RM550i RM650i RM750i RM850i RM1000i Type4 50+15+15CM 18AWG
Connects Corsair Type 4 modular PSUs to three Molex peripherals using 18AWG wire with angled 50+15+15cm branches
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- Powers multiple legacy drives from one modular port
- 6-pin to three Molex 4-pin split design
- Fits Corsair Type 4 RM550i RM650i RM750i RM850i RM1000i
- 18AWG UL1007 tinned copper for heat-resistant durability
- Angled connectors and 50+15+15 cm lengths simplify cable routing
Targeted Power Cable for Corsair Type 4 PSUs
This cable connects a Corsair RM550i, RM650i, RM750i, RM850i or RM1000i modular power supply to three Molex peripherals. It is built for builders upgrading or servicing systems that still use older drives or fans with four-pin connectors.
6-Pin Type 4 to Triple Molex Pinout
The single six-pin male plug matches the Corsair Type 4 peripheral port exactly. Using it with Type 1, Type 2 or non-Corsair units will cause damage, so verify the PSU label before installing.
18 AWG Wire Runs Cool Under Normal Loads
UL1007 tinned copper conductors rated at 18 AWG handle typical peripheral current without noticeable heat. The 50 cm main lead plus two 15 cm branches keep routing tidy and airflow unrestricted.
Highlights
- Powers multiple legacy drives from one modular port
- 6-pin to three Molex 4-pin split design
- Fits Corsair Type 4 RM550i RM650i RM750i RM850i RM1000i
- 18AWG UL1007 tinned copper for heat-resistant durability
- Angled connectors and 50+15+15 cm lengths simplify cable routing
Specifications
| Color | Black |
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Questions about this item
What does the 18AWG wire gauge mean for power delivery inside my case?
18AWG tinned copper handles the current needed for Molex peripherals without overheating, and the UL1007 rating confirms heat resistance for long-term use.
How does the 6-pin Type 4 connector limit which Corsair PSUs I can use this cable with?
The 6-pin male end follows Corsair Type 3 and Type 4 pinouts only; it will not fit Type 1 or Type 2 units, and mixing brands can cause damage.
Will the 50+15+15 cm lengths let me route from the PSU to three drives in a full-tower build?
The 50 cm lead reaches the drive bay, then two 15 cm branches space out three Molex devices, giving enough slack for tidy routing in large cases.
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