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** New Product CableMods PSU Cables **
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No they don't
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Aint it funny how we want these then spend ages trying to hide them and stuff them round the back of the motherboard never to be seen again 
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eta on these? i'll take a set of the red e-series ones please.
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well... thats disapointing...
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Any idea if they plan to add corsair AX to the list?
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Does anyone know how these would compare to the EVGA G2/P2 individual sleeved cables that can be purchased direct from EVGA If only going for the black colour?
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No, but think how much hassle you will save.
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When will these be available to purchase. These are a must to replace my x series boring stock cables
I'd like to know eta too please, just ordered a set of white Seasonic cables. Thanks!
As would I please.
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For those of us who regarding the price to be a little steep at £70 cablemod will be offering "something similar" to lighter kits for less money.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?st...&id=1530843963827379¬if_t=like&ref=m_notif
They seem really active on their Facebook page so it might be worth trying your questions there.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?st...&id=1530843963827379¬if_t=like&ref=m_notif
They seem really active on their Facebook page so it might be worth trying your questions there.
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I might get these for my EVGA G2.
Just a note to those who believe these are expensive, yes you are right. But I would pay that again to make my system look good as it did with its old power supply after I sleeved it.
Would I do it again, yes sure....To a fully modular powersupply, that is the first lesson I had learn...The hard way..However, I wouldn't do it to my G2, due to these kits. It will cost roughly 60-70 again to fully do this power supply, as I don't really want to touch its stock cables, I would want to make my own...EVGA do there own braided kit, but I think it retails for more than these do.
Just a note to those who believe these are expensive, yes you are right. But I would pay that again to make my system look good as it did with its old power supply after I sleeved it.
Would I do it again, yes sure....To a fully modular powersupply, that is the first lesson I had learn...The hard way..However, I wouldn't do it to my G2, due to these kits. It will cost roughly 60-70 again to fully do this power supply, as I don't really want to touch its stock cables, I would want to make my own...EVGA do there own braided kit, but I think it retails for more than these do.
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So Cablemods contacted me out of the blue and asked if I'd like to take a look at their cables and post my impressions. Pretty humbling if I do say so myself but I figure I got the EVGA kit in red (same price as these, at least in the US) already thanks to EVGA so might as well get a red Cablemod Series E kit to compare with. I'll make a thread when ready. If that 1600T2 gets here soon then I'll go ahead and use it, but if not I got 2 other EVGA units anyway.
These guys are really active on forums and social media- so probably the best time now to suggest ideas.
These guys are really active on forums and social media- so probably the best time now to suggest ideas.
Here's the promised thread: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18647159
Would love to see the wording of the patent, but I would suggest it would be VERY easy to make compatibles and not fall foul of the patent.
It's going to be something SUPER specific for something as mundane and ordinary as a cable connector.
I think these are great for people who want a nice quick option for professional looking cable sleeving. I still think doing it yourself is the best option as to be honest I reckon most of the pricing goes towards manufacture and not materials.