Unfortunately, some of our products can only be supplied with a DE plug and corresponding fixed adapter. This can be seen in the specifications under "May be equipped with a power adapter".

Moin the cables are black sleaved. Except for the PCIe 5.0 cable, which was without sleave in my case.

When I bought it, it came with a simple 12-pin, but no 12+3-pin or 12+4-pin 12VHPWR cable. But I bought an open box item. I may have bought a 12+4 cable from CableMod.

You can power it with four PCIe 8x cables (part of the power supply contents) and the adapter included with the graphics card. Unfortunately, there is no direct 12VHPWR cable.

The 12VHPWR power cable is not included.

Scheinbar hat ASUS schlicht gespart... "One of the new things introduced in the Thor II is the PCI Express® 5.0 compatible 12-pin power cable, borrowed from the NVIDIA MicroFit design that can only support up to 40W of power. Unfortunately, it’s not the 16-pin capable of providing up to 600 W (which requires four additional pins), like in the upcoming Asus Loki series. So what does it mean exactly? Geforce RTX 30 Founders Edition will work with Thor II PCIe Gen5 connectors simply because they do not need more than 450W. Why’s that done that way, Asus? Strange, but maybe there will be a new Thor II revision?" https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/asus-rog-thor-ii-1000w-psu-review,1.html "You also get the 12-pin PCIe 5.0 compatible cable for powering up to 450 W GPUs (it’s a pity it’s not a 16-pin with 600 W support like in the Loki series)." https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/asus-rog-thor-ii-1000w-psu-review,8.html

So if you mean the cable for the addressable Aura RGB connection, that was included with mine.

As soon as the desired product can be ordered from the supplier, we will definitely add it to the range :)

No, the cables have black sleeves.

Die Farbe kannst du anpassen, und zwar via Asus Aura Sync (Quelle: https://rog.asus.com/power-supply-units/rog-thor/rog-thor-1000p2-gaming-model/)