the cablemod cables are softer and more pliable than the sleeved evga cables, and just feel like a higher quality product in my opinion (i've actually used both). it was much easier to get that back side panel back on with the cablemods, plus they retain a more fluid shape if you're trying to route them. my only complaint was that they don't seem to do a very good job keeping the individual wires separated when plugging the pins into the connectors... for the cables that are split, this means you can't cleanly separate the wires you don't need and route them completely out of the way because they're all tangled up at the end where they connect into the power supply. a minor complaint, but still a nuisance.
 
but i certainly feel that the cable selection/layout is better with the cablemods. evga's sata cables (with only three connectors per cable) are definitely less than ideal. i'd hardly call either set perfect, though.
 
i should note that i did have one of the sleeves pull out of one of the cablemod sata cables when i was trying to route extra connectors out of the way. doesn't seem indicative of the quality of the cables, though, and cablemod was very quick to reply when i contacted support about it. i had a replacement cable in hand (straight from the factory in hong kong) in less than a week, no questions asked.

Well, I'm sorry to say that these cables from CableMod, at least in my case, leave a lot to be desired and have caused me more than one headache.
They look great and can't complain about their "ductiveness" compared to other nylon braided types, but when several of my molex powered devices in my rig started acting or just not starting, I started checking on all connections, only to find three pins had released themselves from the connector, thus the actual terminals where not contacting properly. 
To make matters worse, I purchased a fan controller front panel, fed via a molex connector and ended up burning due to an erratic connection; never doubting about the proper power connection or cables, I returned the unit and got a replacement from the shop, free of charge. Convinced that the previous unit was faulty I spent more than three hours connecting the new fan controller (fans, temp sensors, USB, and molex power), only to find it had the same erratic behaviour... Of course, this time I checked one by one all the cables and connections and that is when I found that the molex pins (two of them) had come out of its place and were slightly further back in the CableMod molex connector; pulling back with two fingers the pin came straight out! So, for whoever has purchased this kit, please take a look at all the terminals and specially at the Molex dual cable connectors; make sure they are in the right place and solidly fixed. 
I'm not prepared to buy new ones from other manufacturers, so I have purchased a few Instant Loctite Super glue and have put a drop on every connector's backside, hoping they will hold in place.... (if you wonder why I didn't return the cables, it was simply because I bought them from a local vendor who doesn't accept returns).
Best regards,
Spanish Flyer

Because of that I insist on EVGA Power Supply Cables.
They made cables for their PSU and they better pay attention on details to avoid some damage and replacement cables or PSU.
Cable Mod will not pay attention on that and my advice to everyone first nicely check all cables, pins, and than connect PSU with other components.
That's similar as extension only better, finer and nicer but they don't care much for anything except to sell them. 

I fully agree with you Vlada011, If only I had known 
Having two EVGA GTX 980Ti Hybrid graphics cards in SLI mode, I made sure that all cables connecting them to the power unit were OK. When I recover from this big cash drain  on my rig, one of the first things I will do is change the whole wiring kit and most probably to the EVGA brand; I will however read all comments & reviews I can find in the net.
Thanks a lot for your suggestion.
Best regards,
Charles (Spanish Flyer)

I would even think about to back default cables.
If they didn't make good connection immediately who knows how glue can fix that.
If you have two 980Ti 70-80 euro is not worth of risk and than later if they really miss you can order from EVGA Europe.
At least that cables where you have problem. But some people made own cables, they know to fix such things and their work is sometimes even better than fabric because they choose more expensive and better wires.
 

Has anyone used cable combs with either cable kit? What size combs actually works with EVGA's super thin cables/sleeve? I've read a number of places that's it's impossible with current combs available, to get the cables to stay inside the combs at ALL.
Can anyone link some combs that actually fit? Not just what they "assume" or "heard" will fit. But ones that really have proven too.

Mattyboy1010
Has anyone used cable combs with either cable kit? What size combs actually works with EVGA's super thin cables/sleeve? I've read a number of places that's it's impossible with current combs available, to get the cables to stay inside the combs at ALL.
Can anyone link some combs that actually fit? Not just what they "assume" or "heard" will fit. But ones that really have proven too.

Find someone that has a 3d printer. Magic.

I think the EVGA cables are 18awg or smaller, and most combs seems to be 16awg, so they would be loose on the cables.

They do have the pass through combs (not open) but they are still going to be loose on the cables.

Mattyboy1010
Has anyone used cable combs with either cable kit? What size combs actually works with EVGA's super thin cables/sleeve? I've read a number of places that's it's impossible with current combs available, to get the cables to stay inside the combs at ALL.
Can anyone link some combs that actually fit? Not just what they "assume" or "heard" will fit. But ones that really have proven too.

I used these with my CableMod set:
 
http://www.performance-pcs.com/zip-ties-clamps-anchors/cablemod-cable-combs-4-28-slot-clear.html
 
Seemed to work fine, though they can be broken if you use too much force trying to press the cable into the comb. They're snug, but not so snug that you can't slide/adjust them after the fact. Also, they were a little on the pricey side, but most of this stuff is when you stop and think about it.
 
No idea if they're actually an official product (they're listed as CableMod items on the PPCs website), but they seemed to be laser cut. In fact, most of them still had the protective backing on them from where they were cut out of the original sheet.
 
They seemed to work on the EVGA cables, too.
 
But I like Scarlet-Tech's suggestion to have them 3D-printed. Then you know they'll fit. 
 
 

I've used those as well, here are some updated pictures including the cable combs: http://thermalbench.com/2...arket-psu-cable-kit/2/

Brian Walker
Yes, I understand that, but if the same company that sells them, EVGA in my point, recommends to use a single 8 pin and a single 6 pin, why include them in the kit.
 
I mean I used the piggy back cables on my 770`s, but I`m using the straight wires with my 980 Ti`s from my 1000 P2.
 
I`m just glad the kit has at least 4 6/8 pin straight cables.

It's funny how your good reasonable question is not being answered. I agree with you on that question if EVGA recommends to use a single 8 pin connector, why not supply it on the kit?