Six-piece PSU kits under R1,000: paying for the connectors your build will use

Paying for a six-piece PSU kit rather than a smaller one only makes sense once you know exactly which of its six connectors your own build is actually going to plug in. Buy on the wrong assumption and half the box sits idle in a drawer.

Quick Answer

A six-piece kit is R799, or R899 for the transparent pair, and it covers six leads. One 24-pin, two processor leads and three card leads, each 30cm of 16AWG copper. Every finish carries a 1 Year Local Warranty, so a fault is settled here in South Africa.

🔢 Six leads, three connector families

The inventory splits cleanly into three groups: a single 24-pin ATX lead for the motherboard, two 4+4 EPS leads for boards with dual CPU power inputs, and three 6+2 PCIe leads for a graphics card drawing through multiple sockets. Every piece runs the identical 30cm length in 16AWG copper, a step up in conductor thickness from the four-piece family's 18AWG. That inventory only earns its price if your board and card actually present that many sockets - counting them with the side panel off before ordering is the one check that decides whether this kit or a smaller one is the right buy.

💸 Where the extra R100 goes

Eleven of the thirteen finishes sit at R799, with the two transparent options - Transparent Black and Transparent White - priced at R899. That gap buys a different sleeve material rather than any extra cable: the transparent pair wraps each wire in a translucent PET sleeve instead of woven nylon braid, a purely cosmetic difference that leaves the conductor and connector specification untouched. Have a look through cable solutions to see how this range compares with everything else on the shelf.

🛡️ Cover that stays local

Every finish in this kit, and every other SKU across the full AsiaHorse range sold here, carries a 1 Year Local Warranty. That matters more on a six-lead purchase than a single cable, simply because there is more that could theoretically go wrong across six separate connectors - and a local claims process means a fault gets settled here rather than through an overseas returns route. Buyers weighing this kit against a fully bespoke cable loom can find that comparison point at individually sleeved premium cables.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many leads does the six-piece kit carry?

Six in total: a single 24-pin board lead, two 4+4 processor leads and three 6+2 card leads, all cut to the same 30cm length.

What separates the R799 kits from the R899 pair?

Sleeve material. The R799 finishes use braid, while the two transparent options wrap each wire in a translucent PET sleeve instead.

Is the conductor the same across every finish?

Yes, 16AWG copper is quoted on all thirteen variants, transparent ones included, so the difference sits entirely in the outer sleeve.

Do the combs come in the box at this price?

They do, and here it is a two-colour comb kit rather than a single set, which gives you a choice of accent across the six runs.

Which builds actually need six leads?

Ones with a second processor power socket, a card drawing through three sockets, or both. A simpler build leaves pieces unused.

How is warranty handled locally?

All 75 SKUs in the AsiaHorse range carry a 1 Year Local Warranty, so a claim runs through us rather than back to the manufacturer.

Can I count on a delivery date?

No date has been confirmed. These pages stay hidden until the trial order lands, so treat timing as open when you plan the build.