COMeap (3-Pack) ATX 4 Pin Extension Cable
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Bottom line: The COMeap ATX 4 Pin Extension Cable: Three-pack of 4-pin CPU extensions plus adhesive tape for 9.99; main trade-off: extension only, not an adapter - cannot convert 4-pin to 8-pin EPS.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Three-pack of 4-pin CPU extensions plus adhesive tape for 9.99
- ✓ 9.5-inch (24cm) reach clears tall coolers and back-panel routing
- ✓ 18AWG tin-coated copper rated to 200W for CPU 12V loads
- ✓ Male-to-female pass-through works with any PSU with a 4-pin CPU output
Cons
- ✗ Extension only, not an adapter - cannot convert 4-pin to 8-pin EPS
- ✗ Will damage a GPU if wrongly used on a PCIe port, per COMeap's warning
- ✗ 24cm may fall short in full-tower cases with long top routing paths
- ✗ No sleeving on the wires, so it stays visible in windowed builds
SpecPicks Verdict
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Key Features
- 『ATX 4 Pin Extension Cable』Providing a convenient solution for extending the connection from power supply to motherboard;
- 『CPU 4P M-FM』Connector A: ATX 12V P4 4 pin male, connector B: ATX 12V P4 4 pin female;
- 『Compatibility』Compatible with power supplies with ATX 4 pin male port output & motherboards with ATX 4 pin port; (This cable is a common power supply extension cable, not converted cable. It supports all of power supplies with CPU 4 pin male port output.)
- 『Parameter』Length(including connectors):9.5-inch(24cm), Gauge: 1007-18AWG(standard tin-coating copper wire), Rated power: 200W, Quantity: 3pcs, Self-adhesive tape*1pcs;
- 『Note』This cable is a common power supply extension cable, not converted cable. It does not work with GPU. If you use it to connect your GPU, it will definitely burn or damage the GPU and we won’t take any responsibility for wrongly using or installing. Please carefully check the compatible types or contact us if you are not sure if it supports your power supply;
Full Specifications
| Brand | COMeap |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Gauge | 18 |
| Model | BX0019-1179X |
| Wattage | 350 watts |
| Cable Type | extension |
| Item Shape | Round |
| Model Name | BX0019-1179X |
| Unit Count | 2.36 Feet |
| Part Number | BX0019-1179X |
| Connector Type | 4 Pin ATX |
| Number of Pins | 4 |
| Maximum Voltage | 12 volts |
| Number of Items | 3 |
| Special Feature | Tangle Free |
| Connector Gender | Male-to-Female |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Customer Package Type | sealed anti-static bag |
| Compatible Phone Models | No Compatible Phone Models |
| Full listing title | COMeap (3-Pack) ATX 4 Pin Extension Cable, Motherboard CPU 4 Pin Male to Female for Power Supply PSUs 9.5-inch(24cm) |
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