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Old 11-03-2009, 05:42 PM
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Before I go buy extension cables so that I can clean up the cable paths on my new case with the power supply at the bottom - does Corsair make a P/S with longer 8 pin and 24 pin cables then the two 620HX P/S I currently own? If so what better reason is there to buy a new P/S for a $100+ dollars versus buying extension cables for $25 or so! Sure would be nice to have that information available in a sticky or in the specs somewhere.
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Not sure how long those are, but all of the PSUs that I have data on are either 600mm or 610mm.

Created the sticky last night actually :) Awaiting for Corsair to fill in the blanks and approve it.
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So my 620HX is as good (long) as it gets from Corsair?
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The HX620 and HX520 have a 550mm long 24 and 8 pin motherboard connector, while our other PSUs measure up at 610mm.
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Old 11-03-2009, 06:47 PM
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So that is only 2.5" longer?! Is there any hope for something better from Corsair to use on the "new" bottom mount cases?
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I had the same problem building my HAF 932 rig and ended up buying extension cable of 4/8 pin PSU Cables from 3rd party.

But Corsair should have created this with their high end PSU's starting maybe from 620 to 1000 Watts. You (Corsair) offer additional cable for 6 pin SLI config, how hard would be for 4/8 PIN Cables?

I waited 15 days for mine to deliver not knowing that I just purchased HX1000 Corsair with no CPU extension cables.

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The 4/8 pin cables are not modular on the HX620, so offering a separate longer cable would not make sense. There are very few cases that I have seen where you would need an extension for the 8 and 24 pin cables on our PSUs. It is not possible to have a perfect PSU for each application, but 99% of the time the cables should be plenty long enough, at least in my own experience.

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