Cable Matters ATX 24-Pin Motherboard Extension Cable - Black, 12 Inches For Sale

Cable Matters ATX 24-Pin Motherboard Extension Cable - Black, 12 Inches
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Cable Matters ATX 24-Pin Motherboard Extension Cable - Black, 12 Inches:
$0.99

Cable Matters ATX 24-pin motherboard extension cable, used. This 12-inch extension cable lengthens the connection between a power supply and the 24-pin connection on a motherboard. Avoid straining the connectors on your power supply and motherboard by using this extension cable. Use this cable to route wiring away from a CPU fan to improve air flow. Simply connect the male end to the power cable of the PSU and the female end to the 12 inches.
  • max power: 270 W.
  • male and female ends.
  • braided wires for added durability.
  • clip and latch for a secure connection.
  • removable cable ties for added customization in dressing the cable.
  • Condition:
    The Cable Matters ATX 24-pin motherboard extension cable was lightly used for one year. No dents, scratches, or fraying are visible anywhere on the cable. The connectors on both ends of the cable are in great condition.


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