Cables and Connectors - Corsair TX750W Power Supply
Cables and Connectors

All of the cable harnesses are nicely sleeved - in black of course. Corsair has a good selection of connectors with eight connectors each for Molex and SATA. Another nice feature is the four 6-pin PEG connectors, all of which can be transformed into an 8-pin PEG connector. This selection of PEG connectors will allow you to run any form of dual graphics card setups with this power supply. In addition, you have a single 12V rail so you don't need to be as concerned with one of the harnesses/connectors rising above 20A power distribution.
In terms of minor nitpicks, it would have been nice if Corsair had included a second 4-pin ATX or 8-pin EPS connector rather than one connector that serves double duty, since some high-end systems might have a need for both of them. However, the vast majority of motherboards will work perfectly fine with the 8-pin connector that you can split in half to function as a 4-pin ATX12V connector.

The length of the cables is superb, and it's nice to see the 60cm graphics cards and ATX connectors. The extra 10cm will help tremendously if you use the power supply in a large full-tower system.
The Fan

Corsair uses a Yate-Loon model number D14BH-12 fan in this power supply.
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