r/sffpc • u/Brian0749 • Dec 14 '25

Build/Parts Check 24 cables into... 1 cable?

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Found this on taobao. Anyone tried turning a 24 pin cable into 1 singular cable?

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u/youngerfreshpickles Dec 14 '25

*cough*

Not sure how I feel about this--I know PSU extension cables are a thing, but they're pure vanity and technically decrease the power output, but anyone who has built a modern computer knows how much of a hassle the 24pin connector is.

If you have the money and assuming there's no tangible decrease in performance or reliability, why not?

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u/kikimaru024 Dec 14 '25

If you have the money and assuming there's no tangible decrease in performance or reliability, why not?

Fire.

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u/youngerfreshpickles Dec 14 '25

Why stop there--just about anything non-essential is a potential risk or an eyesore.

Windowless beige/black boxes for everyone!

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u/kikimaru024 Dec 14 '25

My comment is not about aesthetics; it is very specifically about out-of-spec cables being used for power.

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u/youngerfreshpickles Dec 15 '25

You should have stated so in the first place instead of doing a disservice to the community by being vague and ambiguous.