CableMod Basics B-Series 12VHPWR 90 Degree StealthSense PCI-e Cable for be quiet!

Power the next generation of graphics cards with the CableMod Basics 12VHPWR 90 Degree StealthSense PCI-e Cable. Featuring a 90 degree 12VHPWR connector paired with two 12-pin connectors, this high-quality cable is a replacement cable for be quiet! power supplies, and enables these PSUs to power graphics cards with a 12VHPWR power port.

Designed to work with be quiet! power supplies, this 16-pin to 2 x 12-pin cable enables ATX 2.0 PSUs to work with the latest generation of GPUs with the new 12VHPWR connector. The CableMod Basics 12VHPWR 90 Degree PCI-e Cable comes equipped with a 90 degree 12VHPWR connector, allowing it to be installed in systems with limited clearance to the side panel. This cable is constructed with 16AWG wire to fully support 600W of power delivery. Each wire utilizes fully crimped terminals for the most reliable construction, and softer PVC wire jackets means less stress on each terminal when wires are bent. This cable also uses precision molded connectors to ensure compatibility and a secure fit with today’s 12VHPWR GPUs.

Power your system safely and reliably with the CableMod Basics 12VHPWR 90 Degree PCI-e Cable.

NOTE: Please check our Compatibility List for your PSU model before purchasing. Should you have any questions, feel free to contact our Support Team.

NOTE: This cable requires two unoccupied 12-pin PCI-e ports on your power supply to properly function. Connecting fewer than two connectors to your power supply may cause system damage. Please see our 12VHPWR Cable Guide before installation.

Please read about the differences below and choose the correct variant you need:

90 Degree Variant A is designed for GPU ports with the latch facing upwards. This would result in the cable running towards the cooler side of the GPU. If this is installed in a GPU port with the latch facing downwards, the cable will instead run towards the GPU backplate.

90 Degree Variant B is designed for GPU ports with the latch facing downwards. This would result in the cable running towards the cooler side of the GPU. If this is installed in a GPU port with the latch facing upwards, the cable will instead run towards the GPU backplate.