Internal Power Cables

Internal power cables are a type of cable used inside a computer or other electronic device to provide power to internal components such as hard drives, optical drives, and fans. These cables typically have multiple wires or conductors encased in a plastic or rubber sheath, with connectors on each end that plug into the power supply unit and the component being powered.

Internal power cables come in a variety of sizes and configurations to match the specific needs of the components they are powering. They may have different numbers of wires or different gauges of wire to handle different levels of current. Some cables may have multiple connectors on a single cable, allowing them to power multiple components from a single power supply cable.

It is important to use the correct type and size of internal power cable when building or upgrading a computer, as using the wrong cable can cause power supply issues and potentially damage components. Many computer power supplies come with a variety of internal power cables included, but additional cables can be purchased separately if needed.