Yes. One six-piece kit dresses three eight-pin card sockets and both processor inputs, plus the board lead, for R799. That inventory is the whole reason the kit exists. South African buyers get all six runs and a year of local warranty inside a sub-R1,000 spend.
A build with three eight-pin card sockets and dual processor power inputs is not a common configuration, but it exists, and it raises a genuinely fair question: can a single sub-R1,000 kit actually dress all five of those demanding sockets plus the board lead in one purchase?
Yes. One six-piece kit dresses three eight-pin card sockets and both processor inputs, plus the board lead, for R799. That inventory is the whole reason the kit exists. South African buyers get all six runs and a year of local warranty inside a sub-R1,000 spend.
The kit's contents are one 24-pin board lead, two 4+4 processor leads and three 6+2 card leads - a lineup that is not a coincidence but a direct response to exactly this kind of demanding configuration. A board with two power inputs and a card drawing through three sockets is precisely the build this kit was designed around, and every single one of its six pieces has a genuine job to do rather than sitting unused as spare capacity.
If the graphics card draws through two sockets rather than three, one of the three card leads simply stays boxed rather than going unused entirely without reason - the rest of the kit remains fully deployed across every other run the build presents. Coverage stays complete on everything the build actually shows; only the specific piece matching a socket that does not exist goes unfitted, which is a sensible and expected outcome rather than a shortfall in the kit itself.
R799 covers the eleven braided finishes in this range; the two transparent options, Transparent Black and Transparent White, sit at R899 instead for their different sleeve material. Component pricing shifts over time the way it does across the whole market, so confirming the current figure on the live listing before finalising an order is worth doing rather than working from a remembered number. All three card leads are physically identical 6+2 pieces too, meaning any one of them serves any card socket interchangeably - there is no risk of ordering the wrong specific piece among the three.
A 1 Year Local Warranty covers the product as a whole, with claims handled locally rather than through an overseas manufacturer process - a detail that matters more on a purchase covering six separate connectors than it would on a single cable, simply because there are more individual points that could theoretically develop a fault. The conductor spec holds steady across every finish in the family too: 16AWG copper throughout, the same specification AsiaHorse publishes regardless of which of the thirteen colours or finishes you choose, so heavier cards are not asking for anything beyond what the standard kit already delivers. More of the range sits at cable solutions, and a ground-up custom loom for this exact socket layout can be priced at individually sleeved premium cables.
It does. The inventory is one 24-pin lead, two processor leads and three card leads, which maps onto exactly that configuration.
One card lead stays boxed. The rest of the kit is fully used, so the coverage is still complete on every run the build exposes.
Yes for the braided finishes. The two transparent options sit at R899, and pricing moves, so confirm on the page before ordering.
They are, all 6+2. That means any of them can serve any card socket, and one spare is interchangeable with the others.
A 1 Year Local Warranty covers the product, handled locally, which matters more on a six-lead set than on a single cable.
The family is quoted at 16AWG copper throughout, which is the specification AsiaHorse publishes for this kit across all finishes.
The listing stays hidden until the first stock arrives and no date has been set, so it is not something to plan a build week around.
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It does. The inventory is one 24-pin lead, two processor leads and three card leads, which maps onto exactly that configuration.
One card lead stays boxed. The rest of the kit is fully used, so the coverage is still complete on every run the build exposes.
Yes for the braided finishes. The two transparent options sit at R899, and pricing moves, so confirm on the page before ordering.
They are, all 6+2. That means any of them can serve any card socket, and one spare is interchangeable with the others.
A 1 Year Local Warranty covers the product, handled locally, which matters more on a six-lead set than on a single cable.
The family is quoted at 16AWG copper throughout, which is the specification AsiaHorse publishes for this kit across all finishes.
The listing stays hidden until the first stock arrives and no date has been set, so it is not something to plan a build week around.
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