I just  bought this just now

EVGA SuperNOVA 1200 P2, 80+ PLATINUM 1200W, Fully Modular, EVGA ECO Mode, 10 Year Warranty, Includes FREE Power On Self Tester Power Supply 220-P2-1200-X1

They are shipping but are the power cables that go usually on the right side facing board and at the worst spot, the top left corner long enough or do they make a set of longer cables. I assume this is totally modular and plug and play. I have the asus z270E motherboard and it was literally a stretch to get the upper left side connected.
 
Any advice or if i can order it from evga, great.
 
 
 
Thanks,
Bob M.
 
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Not pulling out the motherboard.......might try and plug (EPS cable...never heard it called that)  in to motherboard first and fish it around and then plug into psu. It just seems they're never long enough...Think I will be ok..just thought maybe they would have longer ones. I have an NZXT case (S340...the purple edition but its just black with no green logo on front) so you have an idea what case this is.) with radiator mounted to front and a glass side panel.. Sure hope my new video card fits :)
 
If I can point psu down as oppose to up..the better....I have an older psu but all the wires are crammed underneath (that black part at bottom of case on front where you hide stuff) which eats up alot of room for all the extra wires you don't need. 
Thanks for your input..really :)
Bob M.
 

OK....wasn't  planning on it but like I said alot of times its a struggle with the EPS cable...particularly if you're like me and put the power supply in last...lol   I think I used needle nose plyers to get the eps seated because i don't have small fingers.
Bob M.

CAROLINANUMBER1
Not pulling out the motherboard.......might try and plug (EPS cable...never heard it called that)  in to motherboard first and fish it around and then plug into psu. It just seems they're never long enough...Think I will be ok..just thought maybe they would have longer ones. I have an NZXT case (S340...the purple edition but its just black with no green logo on front) so you have an idea what case this is.) with radiator mounted to front and a glass side panel.. Sure hope my new video card fits :)
 
If I can point psu down as oppose to up..the better....I have an older psu but all the wires are crammed underneath (that black part at bottom of case on front where you hide stuff) which eats up alot of room for all the extra wires you don't need. 
Thanks for your input..really :)
Bob M.
 

Looks like the EPS cable is about 29" (740mm) long, and the 24-pin ATX cable is about 23" (590mm) long:
 
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story2&reid=389
 
(The table with all the cable lengths is located at the bottom of the page.)
 
 
 
So yeah, cables shouldn't be a problem at all. Most newer PSUs do come with longer cables anyway since 99.9% of cases nowadays have the power supply mounted in the bottom. By the way, I built my nephews' PC in an S340, and had no issues whatsoever with cabling. In my opinion it's a little cramped size-wise, but you can also fit an awful lot of stuff in there for it to be no bigger than it is.
 
Also, I would definitely point the PSU fan to the bottom since you've got that shroud built into the case covering it up. You could also pull the exhaust fan(s) at the back and/or top to give yourself more room to connect the cable up in the top left corner (and just reattach them afterward), since they're much easier to deal with than the motherboard itself. And since you're using a liquid cooler, that means you don't have to worry about working around a massive heatsink mounted to the CPU, so that will help as well. And not having to attach any more cables than what you specifically need will go a long way toward uncluttering the mess you say you've got stashed under the PSU shroud right now.
 
Now, as to the size of the card... it's about 11.5" long, so it will overhang the edge of the motherboard by about two inches. It also sits about an inch or so taller than the bracket where it attaches to the back of the case, so it will sit a little closer to the glass as well. As long as you've got that room to spare then you should be golden.
 
Best of luck with everything. Be sure to post back here by creating a new thread if you run into any problems, or just to let us all know how it turned out.

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EVGA SuperNOVA 1200 P2
 
All cable lengths are found under the "Specs" tab

CAROLINANUMBER1
Thanks everyone.. sorry I have caused mayhem here with this thread...lol. Yeah, I have the NZXT S340...judging by the size of the RX580.  11.73 " x 5.28 " x 2.07 " Inch...and ithe new card will replace it, i should be ok. Its a Asus Strix card......I often wondered about cable extensions  but I don't know I ever saw one in all the builds I have ever done.
I appreciate everyone!!!
Where could I get those extensions for this particular power supply?
Warmest Regards,
Bob M.

Just search for "PC extension cables" and you'll get a wide array of results. Here's a couple to get you started:
 
Phanteks
https://www.amazon.com/Ph...W2V7PZ5QD6RC1&th=1
 
CableMod
https://www.amazon.com/CableMod-Basic-Cable-Extension-Kit/dp/B01MXWH6ZW?th=1
 
Extensions don't require you to buy cables specifically designed for your particular PSU since they attach between your existing cables and your motherboard/peripherals. If you were to buy a set of replacement cables, then those do need to be made specifically for your model PSU because pin-outs on the power supply end can/do vary by manufacturer (NOTE: you never want to mix cables between different PSU manufacturers!!).

I'd like to get longer cables in that regard tho..I hate how tight it is...want it looser than it is..give me about 6 more inches of cable, please..
 

I have a twin sister in Darlington SC and  a brother in Charlotte and one  in Fayetteville  (which is under evacuation orders if you live within 1 mile of the Cape Fear River..not sure where his house is in relation to the river ) and an ex brother in law temporarily in Florida while his house washes down the street in Wilmington ...
 
Bob M.