CORSAIR modular power supplies have amazing versatility. Not only can users choose to install only the cables they need, but they can add new cables with different connector configurations or customize the appearance of their PC with different color combinations. To help decide which cables will work with your CORSAIR modular power supply, we’ve assembled the chart in the last photo.

VERY IMPORTANT! ALWAYS test your cables with a multimeter or a PSU tester before connecting them to the computer components. Due To The Development Of Corsair, Below Info May Be Subject To Change. We ARE NOT responsible for any damage occurred because of the use of our diagrams/descriptions.

Regarding Type 3 Sata Cable: With only a 10 Pin and 14 Pin on the PSU end, our Corsair type 3 cables have been tested for the yellow label RM units, HX gold, and HXi power supplies. This pinout shares the same wiring configuration as the type 4 cables, except for the 24 Pin. For newer Corsair power supplies, please refer to the type 4 pinout. This pinout has two double wires in total. One resides on the 24 Pin, and the other is found on the PCI-E cable.

Regarding Type 4 Sata Cable: Corsair’s type 4 pinout succeeds the type 3 pinout with an updated 24 Pin cable. Now featuring additional sense wires, the 24 Pin will require a 10 Pin and 18 Pin connector. The other cables remain unchanged from the previous generation. The pinout has five double wires in total. Four double wires are present on the 24 Pin, with the remaining one on the PCI-E cable.

Based On All Written Info Above & Pinout InfoWe Can Find, Type 3 & Type 4 Sata Cable Are Identical Just A Name Upgrade.

ALWAYS test your cables with a multimeter or a PSU tester before connecting them to the computer components. We are not responsible for any damage occurred because of the use of our diagrams.

There Is Nothing Much We Can Say Regarding This Genuine Corsair Molex Cable As Long As You Know What It Is.