lilila ree 24 Pin ATX Cable for Corsair SFX RMX RMi SF HX Series PSUs, 18 + 10 to PSU Power Adapter Sleeved 24.8 inch(63cm), Black

🔹 REPLACEMENT 24-PIN ATX CABLE FOR CORSAIR AX SERIES – This cable is designed as a direct replacement for the original 24-pin ATX power cable on Corsair AX Series modular power supplies. Features an 18-Pin + 10-Pin connector on the PSU side (both must be plugged in) and a standard 24-Pin (20+4) connector on the motherboard side. Perfect for replacing lost, damaged, or worn-out cables. 🔹 COMPATIBILITY – Covers Most Corsair AX Series Models – Designed specifically for Corsair AX Series power supplies, compatible with: AX760 / AX860 – Full compatibility AX650 / AX750 / AX850 – Full compatibility AX760i / AX860i – Compatible AX1200i / AX1500i – Compatible ⚠️ NOT compatible with AX1200 (non-i version). Not compatible with RMx/RMi/SF/HX series. Please verify your PSU model before ordering. 🔹 PREMIUM SLEEVED DESIGN – CLEAN & PROFESSIONAL LOOK – Features high-quality sleeving that gives your build a clean, professional appearance. The sleeved construction not only looks great but also provides improved flexibility for easier installation and cable routing. All black heat-shrinks for a sleek, unified look. 🔹 18AWG HIGH-QUALITY WIRE – SAFE & RELIABLE – Constructed with UL1007 18AWG standard tin-coating copper wire – thicker and more durable than standard cables. 18AWG wire gauge allows you to power high-end graphics cards and demanding components without worry. Flexible and durable construction prevents corrosion and ensures a long lifespan. 🔹 24.8-INCH (63CM) LENGTH – PERFECT FOR CABLE MANAGEMENT – At 63cm (24.8 inches), this cable provides ample length for clean routing in full-tower, mid-tower, and Mini-ITX builds. Long enough to reach your motherboard comfortably while allowing for neat cable management behind the motherboard tray or through routing channels. 🔹 PLUG-AND-PLAY – EASY INSTALLATION – Simply connect the 18-Pin and 10-Pin connectors to the corresponding ports on your Corsair AX Series PSU (both must be plugged in – some wires for the motherboard are in the 10-pin plug and some in the 18-pin plug), then connect the 24-Pin (20+4) connector to your motherboard. No soldering, no modification – just plug and go.