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Black 8 inch power extension cable with 8 pin and 4+4 pin connectors

Haley Tech LTD

Haley Tech LTD 8 inch ATX EPS 12V Molex 8-pin CPU 4+4 Power Extension Cable

SKU CH-ESH9-GJBHW

Extends an ATX 12V or EPS 12V CPU 4+4-pin power connection inside the case

  • Extends CPU power reach by 12 inches
  • Connects Molex to 8-pin EPS 12V socket
  • Supports ATX 12V and EPS 12V standards
  • Fits 4+4 pin CPU motherboard headers

8-inch ATX EPS 12V extension cable

This eight-inch cable extends the ATX 12V or EPS 12V connection between a power supply and a motherboard CPU socket. It carries a Molex 8-pin plug on one end and a 4+4-pin CPU connector on the other. Builders use it when the stock PSU lead cannot reach the socket in larger cases or custom routing paths. The short length keeps cable clutter to a minimum.

Replaces short factory CPU power leads

The extension replaces the too-short 12V CPU cable that ships with many power supplies, allowing a clean run behind the motherboard tray. It is worth adding when the original lead pulls tight across the board or blocks a cooler mount. It does not suit builders who need a longer reach for dual-CPU server boards or external test benches.

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Questions about this item

Will the 12-inch cable reach my CPU power socket on a standard ATX motherboard?

The 12-inch length adds reach from the PSU to the motherboard EPS 12V header, routing behind the tray on most ATX boards.

Which way round do the 4+4-pin connectors go, and what stops me plugging them in backwards?

Each 4+4-pin plug is keyed with squared and chamfered pins; match the shape to the motherboard socket — it only seats one way.

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