CableModRT-Series Pro ModMesh Sleeved Cable Kit for ASUS/Seasonic/Phanteks Revolt (Light Blue)

When building my new PC I decided to spring for the pro cable kit. I could not be happier that I did. These cables are well constructed and are much nicer than the ones that came with my PSU. The colors match my build perfectly so its a win for aesthetics too. Overall great product

I am setting up to do a black and green-themed build. I have done the black and red, all black, all white, silver and black, all silver so the one that was left was a green accented build (oh, and I guess blue). I was trying to find cables for a Corsair power supply that were green, but it looks like the Modding industry has decided that green is out of fashion. I found some old stock Corsair cables and some “extension” cables, but I really wanted just a straight set of cables – I find the extensions make a mess in the back of the case trying to hide all of the extra cables the extensions promote. I do love the Corsair cables since they add a capacitor to the power lines to help smooth out the ripple, although I'm not really sure how much it helps since the Corsair power supplies are pretty solid and shouldn't have much/any ripple in the current anyway.So, after searching high and low, there were not any really satisfying green cable alternatives available until I found a bunch of people on some of the forums debating alternative cable upgrades to get color in the build. Cablemod was the primary company everyone was comparing the other options to, so after looking at the other options, I checked out the Cablemod site.The Cablemod upgrade cable sets look expensive, but after comparing them to the alternatives from Corsair and the mom-and-pop shops on eBay, it turns out the stock sets are a huge value. Yes, Cablemod does have a fully custom configuration service on their website that I was fully considering using since one really doesn’t need colored cable runs for more than the 24-pin power cable, video card cable(s), and the CPU extra power cables if you are using any of the more modern cases from Corsair, Lian Li, Phanteks, etc.After running through the custom cable configuration a few times, I discovered that Cablemod has premade “stock” sets that you can find on Amazon that have the bulk of what you would be able to see in a modern custom computer. If these prebuilt sets are available for your particular power supply, they are a great value when compared to the alternatives. You do have to be OK with the colors they chose but they do have green (yay) and a lot of other colors and color combinations. The stock sets come in one of two individual-sleeved cables: their mod-flex original sleeved cable, which is now the budget option, and the mod-mesh, which is their more modern cable with UV reactance. The sets come with a really complete set of cables, even with Molex and SATA cables that probably won't be seen. The only shortfall may be the video power cable(s), but they do have sets with the 12VHPWR cables, but the sets without the 12VHPWR cable only come with two 1 x 8-pin EPS cable(s).The TL:DR is the Cablemod modflex and modmesh cable sets are a great deal if you are looking for color in your build and are a good value. The Kits are complete, and if you want an even fancier color scheme, they have you covered (for a price) on their custom configuration site.

Bought TWO kits. One for my ASRock + 5800X build with Sapphire Nitro+ 6900XT, using Seasonic Prime 850W Ti PSU. Adds a bit of color and quality to the build. Looks nice. Feels like a quality product. Bought the second set in Blue and Black for my Asus Dark hero + 5950X build with Asus ROG 3080 Ti and Seasonic Prime 1000W Ti PSU.The main con is that the 8-pin PCIe power cables are stiff and hold a certain curve, and needed to be trained with extra combs to follow the curve that I wanted, such as when feeding them from below into my Sapphire 6900XT graphics card for good presentation (from below to keep the cables from covering the top plate RGB logo if feed from above). Didn't have an issue with pre-set curve going the wrong way when feeding the 3080 Ti from the top.The second con is that the kit only comes with 2x 8-pin PCIe cables, and since I wanted to use my Asus ROG 3080 Ti on my build I had to buy a 3rd PCIe power cable separately at extra cost. Fortunately the extra 8-pin bought separately has the same color order and thickness (bought xtra for each build just in case).My son has the same CableMod with black and white cables, and his 3rd "separate" 8-pin cable for his 3090 didn't perfectly match the color order and thickness of the two cables that came with his full kit. His cables were touching the glass on the side of the case, and after having to remove and replace a defective 3090 twice, along with the case glass pushing on the cables, his thinner "extra" PCIe cable went bad. He bought some of his cables last year, and that may explain the differences in cable thickness or color order.

good normal kit for the price

Very nice cables and the fact they plug directly into the psu takes away concerns associated with daisy chaining a ton of cables. Expensive but you get what you pay for

excellent

I expected insane quality, but a 100 euros for this, is not worth it.Wish i bought cheaper (Extension cables)

Cable Mod sollte für viele im Bereich PC/PC Modding ein Bekannter Name sein. Die Qualität der Mod Mesh Kabel ab Netzteil ist super. Das Mod Mesh Material ist etwas steifer, daher sollte das Mainboard nicht zu Sicht an den Kabeldurchführungen sitzen. Durch das steife Material lassen sich schöne Bögen legen. Die Stecker zum Netzteil sind gut verarbeitet sie passen auf anhieb, alle Kontakte sitzen mittig. Das gleiche gilt für die Stecker zur Hardware.Wer es etwas weicher haben möchte sollte zum Mod Flex greifen.Bei Corsair Netzteilen darauf achten ob der Aufkleber auf dem Netzteil gelb oder schwarz ist. Cable Mod hat hier zwei Sets. (Black Label & Yellow Label).Die Sets gibt es mittlerweile auch mit 12VHPWR Stecker für RTX 3xxx/4xxx.Der Preis ist meiner Meinung nach absolut gerechtfertigt. Wer sein Gehäuse noch etwas aufwerten möchte sollte zugreifen.