For R549 the four-piece kit dresses four leads: the board lead, the CPU lead and both graphics leads. Each is 30cm of nylon-braided 18AWG copper, and combs ship in the same box. A 1 Year Local Warranty covers the whole range.
A sleeved PSU extension kit solves one specific problem: the four cable runs every windowed case puts on display are usually whatever grey or black leads the power supply shipped with. AsiaHorse's four-piece kit exists to swap that look for something deliberate, and it does it for less than the price of a mid-range case fan.
For R549 the four-piece kit dresses four leads: the board lead, the CPU lead and both graphics leads. Each is 30cm of nylon-braided 18AWG copper, and cable combs ship in the same box. A 1 Year Local Warranty covers the whole range, so the price includes local backup, not just the cable.
Open the kit and you get four separate extensions, not one harness. One is a 24-pin ATX lead for the motherboard's main power socket. One is an 8-pin (4+4) EPS lead for the CPU. The remaining two are 8-pin (6+2) PCIe leads, sized for a graphics card pulling power through two sockets. Each piece runs 30cm of 18AWG copper under a nylon braid, and the box includes a set of cable combs so the strands sit straight rather than curling wherever they land. That is the entire inventory at R549: no drive-power leads, no fan headers, just the four runs a typical build actually shows.
The kit ships in thirteen finishes, from plain Black, White, Red and Green through two-tone weaves like Black & Gold, Black & Pink and Black Grey & Blue. Every one of them carries the identical 18AWG conductor and 30cm length; the colour choice changes nothing about how the cable performs, only how it reads behind glass. A shop looking to match an existing colour scheme, or build a new one around a single accent, has thirteen ways to do it without touching the price or the spec. Browse the wider range of cable solutions for how AsiaHorse's finishes compare against other sleeved options on the shelf.
These are extensions, not replacement cables, so they plug onto the leads already coming out of your power supply rather than into the unit itself. That means a fixed-cable, non-modular supply works exactly as well as a fully modular one - the extension sits between the factory plug and the socket on the board or card. Anyone weighing a full cable swap against a sleeved upgrade should also look at individually sleeved premium cables to see what a from-scratch cable set costs by comparison, since the AsiaHorse kit is priced as the extension route rather than the replacement one.
One 24-pin motherboard extension, one 4+4 CPU extension and two 6+2 graphics extensions, all 30cm long, plus a set of cable combs.
It does. AsiaHorse lists combs as part of the kit contents, so there is no separate comb purchase to budget for on top of the R549.
Yes. They are male-to-female and clip onto the leads already coming out of the supply, so a fixed-cable unit is no obstacle.
Every piece in the set is 30cm. That is length added to the lead you already have, not the total run from supply to socket.
18AWG describes the thickness of the copper inside the braid. AsiaHorse quotes it across this family so the extension matches typical PSU lead wiring.
Thirteen are listed, from plain Black, Gold, Green and Red through two-tone weaves such as Black and Pink, Black and Purple, and Black Grey and Blue.
No. All 75 AsiaHorse SKUs in this range carry a 1 Year Local Warranty, so a faulty extension is dealt with inside South Africa.
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One 24-pin motherboard extension, one 4+4 CPU extension and two 6+2 graphics extensions, all 30cm long, plus a set of cable combs.
It does. AsiaHorse lists combs as part of the kit contents, so there is no separate comb purchase to budget for on top of the R549.
Yes. They are male-to-female and clip onto the leads already coming out of the supply, so a fixed-cable unit is no obstacle.
Every piece in the set is 30cm. That is length added to the lead you already have, not the total run from supply to socket.
18AWG describes the thickness of the copper inside the braid. AsiaHorse quotes it across this family so the extension matches typical PSU lead wiring.
Thirteen are listed, from plain Black, Gold, Green and Red through two-tone weaves such as Black and Pink, Black and Purple, and Black Grey and Blue.
No. All 75 AsiaHorse SKUs in this range carry a 1 Year Local Warranty, so a faulty extension is dealt with inside South Africa.
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