8in ATX12V 4 Pin P4 CPU Power Extension Cable - M/F - Power extension cable - 4 pin ATX12V (M) to 4 pin ATX12V (F) - 7.9 in - ATXP4EXT

I have an extra 4 pin power supply on my R4BE and had an extra cable and slot on my power supply to hook it up. It ran fine with the 8 pin, but felt with all the memory my PC has, I should also hook up the 4 pin. This cable gave me the extra length to do so and was needed due to how big my case is. I was a little worried it might be be too short (I have an HAF X), but ended up being just the right length. Had no problem connecting the cable to my board and to my PSU cable (Seasonic). The Seasonic cable splits in 2, so only used half of it to plug into this cable.Looks just like the cable that came with my HAF X, except its a bit shorter and is 4 pin instead of 8. So fits right in with it. Great buy.

I needed a extender Cable New Startech ATXP4EXT 8in ATX12V 4 Pin P4 CPU Power Extension Cable Retail High Quality so i placed a order from CablesOnline. Shipping was fast & the item i received was exactly as described.Product seems to be well Constructed, It has the Same Wire gauge as my existing cable & when i measured the Cable extender from tip to tip it measured at 9 1/2 inches.*I am very pleased with my order.

It's a piece of copper wrapped in rubber attached to some plastic. I mean what do you expect. Not exactly easy to screw up. It does what it was needed for at a minimum of cost.

I bought a new PSU to replace the bad one in a friends PC. The new PSU had a 8 port CPU plug, but it wouldnt fit on the 4port on the board because a capacitor was right next to it... i was able to just plug this into the main 4 port connector on the PSU, and then into this adapater both ends and boom it worked.. very handy!! Only thing maybe of note is a plastic end on the side of the adapter, I had to pry it up to make it fit, not a big deal for me, not sure how it would be for other users.

I literally can't even right now. As a fan of cables I have held many cables and this by far is the best 4-pin extension cable I have held. The plastic clips are very plasticish which is a good sign. The yellow cable is very yellow and the black cable... oh man... that black cable is Black! Are you outta your mind!? But here is the best part. It is exactly 8-inches! I've seen cables advertise 8 inches and ended up being 5. I have seen cables advertise 5 inches but end up being 8. But not this one, this one advertises 8 inches and it is 8 inches!Pros:-plastic parts are made of plastic-cables are correctly colored-pins do pin!Cons:-it isn't sleeved-no "high fidelity extreme performance diamond tipped gold contacts"

After buying a graphics card to place on my micro atx board I realized my CPU power connector was VERY short, and connecting a graphics card meant i had to stretch the cable and it started to scrape the outsides of the cable when it pressed up against my graphics card, thankfully this adapter came fast and extended the cable i needed so i could move it into a safer, more comfortable spot. This potentially saved my PSU from being a brick with no CPU power connector, saving me from having to buy another PSU which is anywhere from 30-100 dollars, I'd say this is definately worth the few bucks I paid.

Nice cable if you need access to the "other" 12V rail on an ATX power supply.However, BE CAREFUL: many power supplies these days have quite a number of 4-pin connectors that look like this, and although in theory they are "keyed" so that you can't mix them up, the plastic is soft enough that you can often mash one into the other without much force. Especially given how "tough" those 4-pin molex connectors on pre-SATA hard drives are -- the force it takes to connect those things is more than enough to mis-conncet these connectors.When connecting this cable, it should slide effortlessly into the connector on your power supply. If you have to exert any amount of force at all, you're probably using the wrong connector -- look carefully and make sure the keying is an exact match.

This is a nice cable that allows you to upgrade your computer case without having to change out an old PSU.I upgraded from a tiny generic case to the ANTEC p280 and realized that the 4pin CPU cable was too short and could no longer reach the Motherboard. Even with this cable, it barely managed to reach the 4 pin slot so I wouldn't expect any miracles in cable management with this.