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YEPLOOK EPS/ATX12V 8Pin to 4+4Pin CPU Power Cable 60CM 18AWG for Corsair RM Series
Connects Corsair Type 3 and Type 4 modular PSUs to motherboard CPU power with a 60 cm 18 AWG sleeved cable supporting up to 235 watts
- ColorBlack
- Connects Corsair RM-series PSUs to motherboard EPS headers
- 18 AWG tin-coated copper carries up to 10 A per pin
- 60 cm sleeved net jacket eases routing in tight cases
- 4+4 pin detachable design fits both 8-pin and 4-pin CPU sockets
- Rated for 235 W on 8-pin and 155 W on 4-pin connections
Compatible CPU power cable
This cable connects Corsair Type 4 and Type 3 modular power supplies to a motherboard EPS 4+4Pin socket. It fits RM450, RM550, RM650, RM750, RM850 and RM1000 units as well as AXi and HXi series. The PSU end uses an ATX 8Pin male connector that is not interchangeable with PCIe plugs. Builders needing a GPU power cable cannot use this product.
Sleeved 18AWG construction
UL1007 18AWG tin-coated copper wire is wrapped in a black sleeved net for flexibility and corrosion resistance. The 60CM length suits standard chassis routing and allows easy bends for tidy cable management. High-current terminals support up to 10A, with the 4Pin portion rated for 155 watts and the full 8Pin configuration rated for 235 watts.
Detachable 4+4Pin design
The EPS connector splits into two 4Pin halves that slide together or apart, letting the cable serve either an 8Pin or a 4Pin motherboard header. No extra adapters or software are included in the package. Users with non-Corsair modular PSUs or those requiring longer reach will need a different cable.
Highlights
- Connects Corsair RM-series PSUs to motherboard EPS headers
- 18 AWG tin-coated copper carries up to 10 A per pin
- 60 cm sleeved net jacket eases routing in tight cases
- 4+4 pin detachable design fits both 8-pin and 4-pin CPU sockets
- Rated for 235 W on 8-pin and 155 W on 4-pin connections
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What PSU interface does the 8-pin end of this cable use, and what power draw does it support?
The 8-pin male end plugs into a Corsair Type 3 or Type 4 modular PSU using an ATX 8-pin interface, not PCIe, and is rated for up to 235 watts.
What physical clearance and connector format does the motherboard end require?
The motherboard end is a detachable EPS 8-pin (4+4Pin) male connector that slides apart to fit either an 8-pin EPS or 4-pin ATX12V socket on the board.
How is this cable installed, and which orientation mistake should be avoided?
Connect the PSU 8-pin male to the modular port on the Corsair RM series PSU, then attach the EPS 4+4Pin male to the motherboard CPU socket; do not reverse the ends, as the CPU 8-pin and EPS 4+4Pin are not interchangeable.
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