Aiyide ATX 24 Pin Motherboard Power Extension Cable, 12.6 Inches / 32cm, Internal PC PSU ATX 24 Pin Male to 24 Pin Female Extension Power Cable

I'm using this between an ADT-UT3G egpu and an ATX Psu. The goal was to prevent wear to the egpu due to disconnecting the psu repeatedly. I've only had this a couple days but it has worked without a hitch and its much easier to disconnect the psu and i just leave the extension connected to the egpu to prevent wear at the ut3g connector.

Perfect extension for my project. People said bad stuff about the pins in reviews but in my case it plugged right in without issue. The connector didn't give a satisfying click but it did get on there and work as intended. I'd buy this one again, great price too. And black, so it looks nice.

One thing the description doesn't mention is this cable is setup to do either 20 or 24 pin connections. The connector on one end will "slide" apart a 4 pin block. It works great for me. I needed to extend a motherboard connection on an ITX motherboard that is in a janky 3D printed case that is really just the bottom and the back for the IO plate. There are probably prettier cables but this one works great for me.

I've been having problems with a Corsair power supply connected to my motherboard for a long time. Basically, the fit is poor and my voltage readings fluctuate significantly, which I believe to be the root cause for various problems I was having with the system. The female connector on this extension was very tight into the PSU connector - I am not able to wiggle it. Likewise, the male side is tight into the motherboard. Previously, I'd be able to wiggle the PSU connector on the MB and see variation in voltage measured by monitoring software or in the BIOS, but with this installed, so far, it's rock solid, and essentially has saved me from the need to replace the power supply.

Looks and works great. My PSU cable was just too short to reach the MB. This extended it enough I could tuck it away for a cleaner install. More flexible than the PSU's cables. Wires are slightly thinner than the PSU's, but that might just be thinner insulation, to allow for more flexibility. Have had no issues with power delivery to my Xeon CPU.