Corsair Offers Individual-Sleeved PSU Modular Cable Kits

Not bad, but I like NZXT cables more somehow!

oh yay! i always wanted each wire gift warped in its own sleeve instead of bundled in one!

That looks so cool
I'll definitely be grabbing them for my AX1200.
I could use more colour in my case, it would look nice.

incredible overpriced cables O_o sure they look cool but they cost like 15$ to manufacture. reminds me monster cables.

can someone tell me the point?

all i can think is it makes the cables a bit more flexible... but is it worth an 80-100$ "upgrade"?

This is for people with more money than sense!

Not bad at all ...

I thought the case has cable management. Now the PSU wants to showup with its sexy red stockings.

What is the point, wires already have their own casing, and all they did was essentially make all wires the same color.

Will they work on different psu's? And for all the people asking the point of this is, its for people who want more color coordinating in their case and have the money to do so. Yes, it is very easy to do yourself but there is a saying, Time is Money! This could easily take hours to do if your a first time maker. Why not buy in 5 minutes? is 2-4 hours, possibly more worth 40-50$ Your call.

Some people like the insides of their case to be color coordinated.

Modular. Power. Supply. Cables.

We don't want more 'sleeving' options: We want more LENGTH options...

I know that when I buy a modular PS, I come with a 'standard' set of cables. I want the option to buy shorter or longer cables, in whatever color I choose, to meet my build's needs...

agreed

If only they had green...

Any more criticisms about Apple ripping people off and I'll scream and scream and scream...with laughter.

Try vomiting into it; cheaper and a lot more colourful (with bits).

Try staring at a red laser light.

when do we move on to cordless PSU?

I'm a practical man. Single bundle cables is less airflow restriction than individually sleeved wires.

Well, I thought I was out of a job.. But I can do a better job of cable management than Corsair! I don't think that looks all that great or professional really. I see lots of other guys do better on a daily basis too.

Even better question.

Yes, but its more than that. Its about making an aesthetically pleasing design. Unless your a modder or have a windowed case you wouldn't care. Single sleeving is one of those techniques that are fashionable right now. So is water cooling, ya hardly ever see any mods without water cooling--even though they certainly don't need WC.

I know plenty of people that jam a loop in their PC and call it a mod. For old school guys like me, that's pretty pathetic but technically its a "mod." But if you have ever single sleeved a power supply, you would know that its very time consuming and labor intensive. Not for the faint of heart, so companies are cashing in on those who don't have the time or inclination.

I just single sleeved a PSU with paracord and it took about 20 hours. I charge $20 an hour (for computer work, guitar lessons, tutoring, pretty much everything..)
$20 X 20 hours = $400. That's how much MY time is worth.

so this is more of a how it looks than function... ok
i wouldn't pay more than 10$ extra for this, but at the same time i care more about function than looks. and im like you too, i just cant consider a cooling loop a mod. hell i can barely call just adding in some lights a mod either... now making your whole case of acrylic and makeing it look like ice, than adding in some blue and white blue lights... that i call a mod

on a side note, if you are any good at guitar or computer work, you could easily charge double and still come in under whats "professionally" available.

Cable extensions are less than ten dollars, you can just put the cables behind the mobo then add the extension then the pull the extension through the holes in the mobo. This way the only thing visible is the single sleeving extension. Like these:

http://www.performance-pcs.com/cat [...] s_id=28907

So it doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg, but it is cheaper to DIY. Just a PITA.

Or you just buy them prepackaged with a PSU like my XFX

I go for function over form. Can you point to what used to be the green wire, the one that the case switch is attached to?

Part of "function" includes making maintenance easier.

Pfft, Apple DOES rip people off. But like said above, sleeving the cables can take a very long time..so paying the premium for it may well be worth it. Though it would be nice if it was a tad cheaper.