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@dv8t if you're just looking to replace the cables showing, check out our ModMesh sleeving option and the White as Blake has mentioned. It'll reflect the LED lighting nicely so your cables will take on the colors. Use "PSU Cables" to purchase these individually from our configurator page.

https://store.cablemod.com/configurator/

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Hey all, quick question, looking to get some cable mod cables for my new build. What I was unsure of is which cables I actually need to order. Want to replace the gpu and the 24 pin I guess? Are there any others I would need from the picture? Going with a cotton candy scheme to match the build, also which pci - e cables do I require for 1080ti evga ftw3. Thanks for reading. 

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What power supply do you have?

 

Also, just as an FYI, anything other than WHITE lighting will drown out any component color. If you are wanting a cotton candy themed cable sleeving, please be prepared to not see the color through your preferred lighting profile.

 

My suggestion would be to use all white cables, they're easier to acquire and will be cheaper than custom route. 

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sounds like a question for @CableMod

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12 minutes ago, Corsair Blake said:

What power supply do you have?

 

Also, just as an FYI, anything other than WHITE lighting will drown out any component color. If you are wanting a cotton candy themed cable sleeving, please be prepared to not see the color through your preferred lighting profile.

 

My suggestion would be to use all white cables, they're easier to acquire and will be cheaper than custom route. 

I was actually debating white or white and black, I have an evga Supernova g2 750

i7 7700k OC 5.1ghz

1080ti EVGA FTW3

960 Samsung Pro 512gb

32gb Vengeance LPX 3200mhz

z270 Extreme 4 mobo

x62 AIO.

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31 minutes ago, dv8t said:

I was actually debating white or white and black, I have an evga Supernova g2 750

EVGA has an entire kit for that power supply, but if you only want mobo, CPU and GPU connector, you can buy those separate

https://store.cablemod.com/product/cablemod-e-series-g2-p2-basic-cable-kit/

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@dv8t if you're just looking to replace the cables showing, check out our ModMesh sleeving option and the White as Blake has mentioned. It'll reflect the LED lighting nicely so your cables will take on the colors. Use "PSU Cables" to purchase these individually from our configurator page.

https://store.cablemod.com/configurator/

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