ATX PSU Cable 24F to 24F Straight Through & and 50 similar items

CLEARANCE As shown ATX PSU Cable 24F to 24F Straight Through Side 6-Pin (+12/+5/+3.3/GND/GND) Pin numbering for 6-pin noted as per 6-pin numbering on image... 1) +12v 2) +5v 3) +3v 4) GND 5) no pin 6) GND Buyer assumes all risk is and responsible to verify cable part number and/or that pin out matches the cable you need. AtticTrunk and marketplace are not responsible or liable in any way for fried parts or any damages when using these cables. If this is not the exact part number matching to your existing power supply cables then you will need DMM (Digital Multi-Meter) to verify pin-out matches your current cable you need a duplicate of. Cables can be re-pinned and for that the correct pin removal tool to be able to remove the pins. Manufacturers have all the cables rigged to be non-standard by switching pin-outs and connector pin guide shapes on the modular end. Pin removal tools - there is a flat black single tool called 5557 extractor, lots of listings for this, don't bother, it does not work for these pins although it is supposed to. Search for "PSU Modding Kit" this kit contains the correct tool to remove these pins; there are 4 tools in this kit. -------------------------- Please contact us with any questions prior to ordering. Items are stored in a temperature controlled, smoke free warehouse. Ships with packing list that shows pricing. Handling Time is same business day if before carrier pickup, cut-off time is 2:00pm CST, however, it is possible orders after cut-off ship same day depending on what time carrier pickup occurs. All orders receive a tracking code and ship from Illinois. Same day shipping is a best effort, not guaranteed, due to carriers sometimes arriving unusually early for pickup, we have no control over shipping carrier operations. Situations easily fixable by contacting us for help... 1) Shipping damage; contact us with photo(s) of the damage, then we can work on resolving the situation. 2) Order pulled wrong; contact us with the UPC or part number of what you did receive. 3) Defectives are very rare and handled as warranty by manufacturer, supplier or seller. 4) New items are typically warranted by the manufacturer or supplier, often contact information is on the packaging or user?s manual.