Questions about CableMod PRO Extension Kit

Yes, like all 4080s, the Gigabyte Aero OC comes with an adapter for the power cable (16pin vs triple 8pin). So no problem.

The CableMod Pro Extension Kit should be compatible with your Corsair SF750 power supply, as it includes a 24-pin ATX connector, which is a standard connection for most power supplies, including the SF750. However, ensure that the kit's connectors match your specific needs and that the cable length is sufficient for your setup.

The scope of delivery is as follows: 1x 24-pin ATX expansion cable (300 mm) 1x 8 EPS12V expansion cable (450 mm) 1x 4+4 EPS12V expansion cable (450 mm) 2x PCIe 8-pin expansion cable (450 mm) 1x PCIe 6-pin expansion cable (450 mm; 1 connection) 2x 8-slot & 2x 4-slot cable comb included

The CableMod Pro Extension Kit is compatible with the be quiet Straight Power 12 850W ATX 3.0 power supply unit, but there are a few things to bear in mind: - The kit is not designed as a direct cable for the PSU, but rather as an extension or replacement for the PSU's original cables. It replaces the original cables and offers better aesthetics and flexibility through the ModFlex™ sleeving. - If you want to use the CableMod Pro Extension Kit, you need to connect it to the original cables of the power supply instead of plugging it directly into the power supply. This reduces cable clutter and provides a clean installation. So it is possible to use the kit, but it requires integration with the existing cables of the power supply. For a precise customisation and optimal look, it is recommended to use CableMod's configurator tools to ensure that all cables are suitable.

Extension kits can be used for all, as you can simply attach them to the existing cables of the PSU. Be careful of the length if you have little space in the enclosure.

Yes fit any power supply unit as they only connect to the existing cables of the power supply unit.

these are simply extensions for the respective cables such as 24 pin atx, pcie etc.. they do not replace the original cables, you still have to hide them :)

Yes, note that these are extension cables.

This is an extension

No. These are extension cables and do not replace the original power supply cables.

Yes, the extensions are independent of the power supply unit and you can't do anything wrong when plugging them together.

These are basically just extensions for the existing cables on the power supply unit and are simply plugged into it. So they are also compatible. Just use the cables that are included in the kit, whereby these are all relevant cables. CableMod has its own kits for certain power supply units, where the cables are then plugged directly into the power supply unit.

The extension cables to be attached to the basic cables of your power supply are universal. :) If you want cables that go directly to your power supply then you will need a brand specific model.

That are extension cables, not replacement so they fit every psu. Just take more space in a case.

Yes, this is an extension kit. That means you connect the cables that came with your StraightPower to your power supply and then connect these extensions to the StraightPower cables. This way the cables get very long and you can get space problems in a compact case. Cablemod also has cables that you can connect directly to your power supply. Here https://cablemod.com/compatibility/ you can find the compatibility list. But as far as I know, Digitec doesn't sell all of them and the be quiet! cables are marked "discontinued".

You can connect them directly to the power supply unit.

Yes, it is possible by all means, they are rather extensions, if you still have a free slot from the power supply unit, would go without a problem.

This extension kit is not specific to the power supply unit. They are basically extensions that you attach to the standardised plug. The power supply unit is therefore irrelevant. You just need to know how many cables you need.

It depends on what you need. It is sufficient for a PC with a normal ATX board and graphics card. Note, however, that it is an extension. So the cables are not plugged directly into the power supply.

Since they are only extensions, they should fit most power supplies. Since they are the same plugs that also fit the components. Should not be a problem:)

Yes, the cables are like an adapter and are universal for any power supply unit

The absolute minimum for the graphics card with CPU etc. starts at 750 watts of power supply. I don't like to gaiz there and would only start at 1000. I got myself a 1300 Watt power supply. According to NVidea you need at... 3070 1x PCIe-8-Pin 3080 2x PCIe-8-Pin 3090 2x PCIe-8-Pin It can be assumed that at least for the 3070 and 3080 this refers to an adapter that is included with the graphics card. Especially with the 3070 you can clearly see the 12-pin connector. The cable is not yet available for purchase directly from Cablemod. Not yet in the range. And now the "funny" thing. All these specifications are for the Founders Edition of NVidea, what the third-party manufacturers use for the power connection can be completely different.

Hoi Phiarwat05 These cables do not replace the existing ones on the power supply, but are intended as an extension. So you can connect the cables from the set to your original BeQuiet cables, like an extension. Thus, the kit basically fits all power supplies for these included plugs. Of course, you should be able to hide the original cables, otherwise you can save yourself the trouble. CableMod also offers kits that completely replace the original cables. In each case, it states which power supplies are supported.

Yes, this kit is an "extension" that needs to be connected to the cables supplied with your power supply.