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EVGA Develops Sleeved PCI-E Cable Adapters for Select Graphics Cards.
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Default EVGA Develops Sleeved PCI-E Cable Adapters for Select Graphics Cards. - 05-02-2012, 20:06 | posts: 2,549 | Location: The Netherlands

http://www.techpowerup.com/165313/EV...ics-Cards.html

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EVGA developed a new accessory that could give the graphics card area a mean muscular look, without putting you through the grueling task of sleeving your PSU's cables. The Sleeved PCI-E Cable Adapter accessory by EVGA lets you extend the PCI-E cables of your PSU just enough that they could appear sleeved, when looked through the side-panel window. The contact between the adapter and your PSU's actual PCI-E power connectors can be tucked away behind the motherboard. Pictured below is an adapter that plugs in two 6-pin PCI-E connectors, and plugs out an 8-pin connector. For now, EVGA could bundle the accessory with select models of its graphics cards, it's likely that the part could make it to the accessories section of the EVGA online store, too.
   
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