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Angled 8087 to 8087????

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Percy

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Hey! Is anyone familiar with angled 8087 to 8087 connectors? I have a Norco RPC-4224 and unfortunately I'm having issues with the 8087 cables that I have. They are not as flexible as I thought they would be, and if I go any lower then the first backplane the cable would hit the FAN blade.
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I'm looking for a cable with a connector like this.
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but obviously something reliable. If anyone is familiar with a cable with this angle that has positive experience! I would love to hear it. Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

-Abe
 
change fan to other side like other fan is? or make/buy fan protector so cables dosnt go to the fan.. ?
 
You could try 3M's "high routability" cables. We use them at work in builds that require bends much tighter than what I can see in the pic you posted. The 0.5M length is in stock at Mouser here.
 
WestSidaz said:
change fan to other side like other fan is? or make/buy fan protector so cables dosnt go to the fan.. ?
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I can't move the fan to the other side because it actually won't fit when the motherboard is installed. I have an Extended ATX Board.
 
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