Silverstone PP04 6 in. ATX extension cable kit

Pros: it does what its made to do. it extends your ATX 20 or 24 pin and ATX 4 or 8 pin wires 6 inches. I ordered 2 of these to properly route the Antec 650W Neo Power Blue around my Abit IP35 Pro motherboard in the Antec Nine Hundred case.

Cons: wires are thick and stiff. very difficult to bend when routing the cable, not sleeved. does not come in 12 inches

Overall Review: the 24 pin cable is actually a 20 + 4 cable, it can be split to accommodate your needs. also the 8 pin cable can be split in 2 to accomodate the 4 pin ATX power cables.

Pros: I bought this extension because the ATX 4 pin power cable on my Mushkin PSU wouldnt reach the motherboard when installed in my new Antec P182 case. It works exactly as described.

Cons: none

Overall Review: A big thanks to other newegg reviewers for warning me to pick this up along with the case to avoid installation hassles!

Pros: It's absolutely amazing the difference a couple inches can make. (That's what she said). This made reaching connectors from a bottom mount power supply in my case to the opposite corner of my mother board so much easier. Especially when you have a giant CPU HSF in the way. In my case (no pun intended) it was an Antec 902 (power supply at bottom) reaching to the top of a Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD5. Saves you sooooo much hassle.

Cons: For all our advances in humanity, I would think we would have evolved past computers requiring 70 different cable connections and cable types by now. We can put a man on the moon, clone mammals, and create dark matter... but wiring solutions for our PC's are still "more cables" or "get an extension cable"... why doesn't my PC exist as a chip the size of my pinkie nail yet?

Pros: These cables are REQUIRED if you're buying a Zalman 850W PSU with an Antec P182 case! Really, these cables are a good idea if you're building ANY system with a bottom-mounted PSU, as most PSU manufacturers don't take into account the extra able length required for case that mounts the PSU on the bottom. You'll most likely need them. Both cables are 6 inches long.

Cons: Cables are a tad inflexible, which might present a minor challenge when putting together a build.

Pros: I needed some extra cable length for my 8 pin mobo connector and this did the trick. Now my mobo power cord does not hang over my video card.

Cons: Came with a 20 - 24 pin converter that I do not need. Oh well....

Overall Review: I have an Antec 900 and the PSU is on the bottom of the case.

Pros: Nice quality. They do what they are supposed to do. I was a little confused when I bought them whether or not it would work with a 4 pin ATX power connector, but it does. The 8 Pin connector in the picture actually splits in 1/2 on one side so you can extend your 4 pin connector.

Cons: I only needed the 8 Pin, Newegg needs to get a single 8/4 pin atx connector in stock.

Pros: Good product. Make sure you get this kit if you have the Antec 1200 or similar size case. I have a Antec 1200 and this made it very easy to run the cables neatly and out of sight.

Cons: None

Pros: Does as advertised. Six inch extension for PSU at bottom of ATX case. Makes creating clean wiring in PC case a breeze.

Cons: As mentioned before they are stiff and make for slightly hard to bend in PC case.

Overall Review: Works great in building my Cosmos 1000 case with Cooler Master 600W PSU to Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R Mobo.