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Sleaved cables for Corsiar type 4

IrishDunner
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probably cablemod cables. 

 

probably not the cheapest. but certainly good ones. 

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Probably just easier to get sleeved extensions instead of full replacement kits. 

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The Corsair website sells individually sleeved paracord cables for their PSUs, including Type 4. You can purchase either individual cables or full kits in a variety of colours.
Check in the Accessories page on the Corsair website.

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Color/Premium-Individually-Sleeved-PSU-Cables-Pro-Kit-Type-4-Gen-4/p/CP-8920223


You can also purchase from third parties such as Cablemods. The benefit with Cablemods is you can customise your cables and sleeving (though usually at a cost).

Just double check that whatever cables you buy are compatible with your exact model of PSU.

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7 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Probably just easier to get sleeved extensions instead of full replacement kits. 

I have a Corsair 460x case and space is at a premium

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8 hours ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Probably just easier to get sleeved extensions instead of full replacement kits. 

 

8 hours ago, IrishDunner said:

I have a Corsair 460x case and space is at a premium

Good.  Because suggesting extension cables is garbage advice.

8 hours ago, IrishDunner said:

Where the best place to get custom cables

As already stated, either Corsair.com (which is often also available at Newegg, Amazon, etc. for less.  Just use the "CP" part number you find on Corsair's site then do a search) or Cablemod.com.

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On 2/11/2019 at 5:06 PM, jonnyGURU said:

 

Good.  Because suggesting extension cables is garbage advice.

As already stated, either Corsair.com (which is often also available at Newegg, Amazon, etc. for less.  Just use the "CP" part number you find on Corsair's site then do a search) or Cablemod.com.

What length cables would you recommend for the 460x bear in mind it's tight for cable management, I want basically no slack that I have to tuck into the shroud

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8 minutes ago, IrishDunner said:

What length cables would you recommend for the 460x bear in mind it's tight for cable management, I want basically no slack that I have to tuck into the shroud

The stock cable lengths.

 

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