Anyone know where I can buy a PCI-E power cable

DT4K

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I recently discovered the downside of modular power supplies.
If you take off the cables that you don't need, they can get lost.

So I know I can order a replacement from Antec and it's only like $2, but they want $9 for shipping and who knows how long it will take to get here.

Would any retail shops carry this kind of thing?
 

Zepper

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You might be able to make one yourself. Action-electronics.com may have the connector parts you need. You are unlikely to find replacements around the web except from Antec as you already found. It's a shame they don't offer alternate shipping methods for small items.

I'd try looking around the house some more.

.bh.
 

DT4K

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I've probably spent 2 hours looking for them.
It's frustrating because I can't figure out where they could have gone, but I think I need to give up and order them from Antec. Not that $12 is a big deal, it's just annoying to spend that much for a $2 part.
 

bruceb

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Next time keep them where you can find them. I myself, keep all my extra computer items,
like mice, cables, ps2 adapaters, ,mounting rails, all in one drawer or a box as your situation
dictates. Also put them in a Ziploc bag and use a marker pen to write on it what it is. As to
power supply cables, why not just fold them up, zip tie them and store them inside the
computer ? ? ? I am very sure you can find a spot in there where they won't get burned by
heat or where they will short anything out (such as zip tied to the main power output cable)