12VHPWR 90 Degree Adapter: 16 Pin GPU Power Connector 600W Pcie5.0 Right Angle Power Adapter for 12+4pin RTX 3090Ti 4070Ti 4080 4090 Graphic Card GPU (Type A)

I have heard about cord overheating issues etc. with the 4090s. I have a large case, and the cord would have been mashed if I didn't use this. I have had no issues.

After doing my research, I bought this adapter for my RTX 4080FE. It hasn't given me any issues, and combined with a little surgery on my case's side panel, it gave me just enough room to squeeze in the GPU.Don't know that I'd trust it with one of the new 50-series cards or even with an overclocked 4090. But with a 4080FE, it works just fine!

Serves the purpose for newer video card power plugs. A new ASUS RTX 4070 Super card came with an adapter to two standard PCIe 8-pin power plugs, but it was long and stiff and wouldn't have fit in my case. This solves that problem.

I have an RTX 4060ti (yes the most hated gpu to market rn) but considering its only pulling 120w on average, and when I had this adapter plugged in after just 30 min of light use, it was already hotter than balls, so if it gets hot like that on a lower end gpu, at light use. It's not worth it.

Choose the type you need and it helps you to organize your box cables along your grafic card

I needed this to make my new video card fit into the case. The power supply is on the top of the card and the case would not close. This solved the problem. For what I paid for the card, these should be included. Especially given the size of the video cards these days. Just double check that you are ordering the right pin configuration first.

Installation was a breeze, I'm glad this was available, and very affordable, I highly recommend this product if you have a 4080 and a smaller case, as it does take pressure off the 12vhpwr connection, and stops bad bending and bad connection, which can cause issues with the 40 series of Nvidia GPU's. Be aware though of there being A & B types. one points up and is what would be used for a vertical mounted GPU and the other points down, to help with cable management. Would consider for any future purchases, especially with how big new GPU's are.

I had a cablemod 180 deg adapter and it melted itself into my 4080's connector during a few extended sessions. Cablemod allowed me to select any one of their cables as well as reimbursed me for a repair at northridgefix (a famous repair shop on youtube.) BTW, they do great work but, have absolutely horrid communication practices. I was left to worry about whether they received my $1200 card for way too long and they never did answer me about whether there was anything else that needed repaired past the obvious. That's the only 2 questions I asked. I prob overdid the packaging too but they sent it back with far far less. Also, expedited service took 2 more days than stated. I'm sure they're slammed but a simple email would've been great. Just a warning if anyone has to use them. The whole 11 days was very stressful, but I digress; I picked one with a 90 on the end. I found this and thought with the heatsink, maybe I'll be ok. Cablemods version did have a heatsink, just not much of one. This has no heatsink at all. There is a roughly 10x12mm very thin piece of AL on each side of the pcb connected to the ground. I can't rem the size, but if cablemods version with a sink and a thermal pad melted, this one with no such heatsink, thermal pad or anything of the kind to be seen, will surely melt too. I'm not going to use it. I would highly recommend anyone with more than a 4070ti or maybe even just a 70 not to either.