PC cable management device

I think that is awesome for cabling. Excited over the need little runs that can be made from the "power bar" to each of your various power ports. The only drawback I see is where and what sockets that Seasonic decides install on it. You will never get the perfect wiring because Seasonic's placement will not match your case or motherboard dimensions and layout.
 
If they did something like cable trunking in offices atc, where the ports had adjustable "filler" material between, you could alter the layout to suit your particular install. if it's a fixed device, then it becomes somewhat more limited...
 
The thing I don't like about it is as far as I can tell, all power supplied to the bar itself is only via the PSU's 24 pin connector, I guess this is not too bad if your PSU only has one 12v rail, but if it has multiple rails, then its a lot of strain on just the 24 pin connector to supply everything in the PC, drives, 8 pin EPS, 24 pin motherboard, graphics cards, fans, RGB LED's etc etc.
 
Jamin280672 said:
The thing I don't like about it is as far as I can tell, all power supplied to the bar itself is only via the PSU's 24 pin connector, I guess this is not too bad if your PSU only has one 12v rail, but if it has multiple rails, then its a lot of strain on just the 24 pin connector to supply everything in the PC, drives, 8 pin EPS, 24 pin motherboard, graphics cards, fans, RGB LED's etc etc.
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I don't think that could be true, the 24-pin connector was already deemed to not supply enough power around Pentium 4 era, hence EPS-12V connectors, Molex on motherboard (yuck) and PCIe power connections.

I did hear it might be a proprietary connector for Seasonic PSUs though...
 
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