“Is it normal for the cables that it comes with missing pin sockets? or should I return it?”

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• Hello, Correct, depending on pinout, it is normal. -Art

  Answered by Corsair 2 years ago

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• I have seen that before, I think it's because the connectors are standardized for multiple motherboard types and only the pins for the newer motherboards are used. It should be fine as long as you use the connectors that came with it.

  Answered by JamesD 2 years ago

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• yea it is

  Answered by DavinT 2 years ago

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• It is normal for a pin to be missing from one end of a PCIE cable.

  Answered by ChristopherB 2 years ago

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• Yes that is intentional.

  Answered by Pcmasterrace 2 years ago

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• Yes this is normal. If you look at the connections on the MB some will also have no pins in places

  Answered by Rhaick 2 years ago

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• Some cables don't have contacts in some holes on purpose! If they look damaged though, you should return it.

  Answered by AntSayer 2 years ago

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• Does it work? That should answer ur question

  Answered by DuncanS 2 years ago

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