r/cablemod

I was bored of the PSU cage so I threw a WOWNOVA 5” at it. Fun project - entirely unnecessary but tinkering is most of the appeal with PCs.

I know from Voltage and wattage standpoint I'm good. Asking because of the whole 12v cable compatibility sitaution

This is the power supply, rock solid but a little older https://www.newegg.com/evga-atx12v-eps12v-850-w-80-plus-gold-certified-power-supply-210-gq-0850-rx/p/N82E16817438114

Bought this cable https://www.amazon.com/CableMod-Pro-ModFlex-E-Series/dp/B0DSHR8K7N

Am I good?

Hey, I wanted to get a custom kit for my PC, but it seems that it already stops at the much-needed 90-degree cable for my Asus TUF 1000W PSU. I want to mount the TUF 5080 OC GPU horizontally, and I hate cables in front of the fans—I just don't like the look of it.

So uhm, am I basically stupid, or do you guys just not make the native cable?

My TV PC is finally rebuilt and done! Sometimes its nice to just lay on your couch with a controller and play on a TV. Nothing against my desk setup, its just nice to be on the TV.

● Motherboard: ASUS ROG Crosshair X670E GENE

● CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9950x3D

● CPU Block: Corsair XC7 RGB Elite LCD

● RAM: Corsair Dominator Platinum 32GB 6000 CL32

● SSDs: Samsung 980 Pro 2TB & WD_Black SN850x 4TB x2

● GPU: Nvidia RTX 4090 FE

● GPU Block: Corsair XG7 RGB

● PSU: ASUS ROG LOKI 1000w Platinum

● PSU Cables: CableMod ModMesh Kit

● Case: Corsair 2500x

● Case Fans: Corsair iCUE LINK RX120 x8

● Radiators: Corsair XR5 360mm V2 x2 & Corsair XR5 240mm V2

● Pump/Res: Corsair XR5

● Fittings: Corsair 12mm, Bitspower, EK, & PrimoChill

● Coolant: Mayhems XL1 Blood Red

● Misc: Asia Horse Motherboard RGB Kit

Hello! Today I just swapped my 5080 for a 5070 ti so it’s smaller and the port for the gpu cable it’s different from my 5080, I have the type b 90 degree universal stealthsense 12v2x6 cable so for this gpu (asus prime) I had to flip the cable so with my first gpu the cable it’s above and now it’s under this gpu, this could be a problem or it’s okay? (First picture it’s from today and second it’s from the last year when I had the 5080) thanks for the help

Hey there,

So I'm currently replacing my old Gigabyte GeForce EAGLE RTX 3070 OC for an AORUS MASTER ICE 5080 and I wonder which is the best 12VHPWR 12V-2x6(12+4 Pins on each end) WHITE (This is important since I'm building an all-white build and I would like to get the cables also on white to keep the aesthetic) cable that I can buy out there which is 100% compatible with my Deepcool PX1200G ATX3.0 1200W 80 Plus Gold Psu (PSU's manual link: https://www.deepcool.com/download/pdf/PX\_G\_V2.pdf) and that also fits well the connector's torsion 4-4.5 cm spare space needed inside my Fractal's Design Meshify 2 RGB White psu shroud (Fractal's manual link: https://www.fractal-design.com/app/uploads/2023/08/Meshify-2-Manual-V.4-2023-08-21.pdf).

I just want to make sure about the compatibility of the cable with my PSU since my model is not currently listed in the CableMod's Support PSU Compatibility List. I'm also looking for a well-build sleeved-type cable.

Cable mod Cable stats VS the stock cables. Both run on the Steel Nomad benchmark.

So I got my custom cable today and noticed that under load it spikes to 9.2A with as much as 2A difference in pin load across the pins. This doesn't seem stable. I have an Astral 5090 and a Straight Power 11 1200W Platinum.

I also tried the Cable Mod Basics version of the same cable and got the same results which makes me think it's not a faulty cable. Am I missing something here? Cables were definitely fully seated in both the PSU and GPU.

Using the stock adapter and PSU cables i don't have this issue so I don't think it's a GPU or PSU issue. Why might this be happening?

Hi. I'm going to need a 90 degree 8 pin cable for this connector at the bottom of my motherboard (MSI x870e Gaming Plus) because of limited space (Arctic 140mm pros are beefy) and stiff stock cables from my PSU, but I'm unsure which type of cable I would need. I did read "It uses a standard PCIe 6+2 pin cable, not a CPU cable", so would that mean your GPU cable? I have a Montech Century II 1050w PSU, so I know your cables are compatible - now I just need to find the correct one. Thanks!

Here is an article explaining a bit about the purpose of the extra connector, if needed.