PCI Express 6 pin Female to Dual PCI-E 8( 6+2) pin Male GPU Power Cable PC Accessories

PCI-E 6-pin to Dual 6+2-pin (6-pin/8-pin) Power Splitter Cable Graphics Card PCIE PCI Express 6Pin to Dual 8Pin Power Cable 

 About this item

   6 pin PCIe to 8 PIN PCIe adapter connects a PCIe video card with an 8 pin PCIe connection to a power supply with only 6 pin PCIe power connections; Check that your PSU is rated to power the video graphics card

    PSU upgrade 6 pin to 8 pin adapter cable provides an option for connecting a power supply without an 8 pin PCIe connection for GPU power

    8 pin to 6 PIN PCIe adapter cable provides a convenient solution for supplying video graphics card power with an 8 pin connector for GPU cards that require more power

    Sturdy graphics card PCIe power cable has an 8 pin male PSU PCIe connector with a latch and a female 6 pin PSU PCIe connector with keyed rails for a secure connection on each end to prevent accidental disconnections

    Video graphics card compatible with graphics cards with 8 pin PCIe connectors from popular manufacturers such as Gigabyte, Radeon, and Sapphire

Features:

Connect any graphics card to a single 6-pin PCI-Express power cable. The dual 6+2-pin male connectors offer maximum versatility. Standard UL1007 18AWG power wire, can withstand high temperature up to 80℃.

Instant Power in a Cost-Effective 5-Pack

Power a new video graphics card with an existing 6-pin PCIe power connection on your PSU. This convenient 5-Pack of video graphics card power cables provides a spare or replacement power cable for an upgrade or repair.

PSU Cable Connector

1. Check the power rating of your PSU;

2. Check the distance from your PSU cable to the video graphics card port.

Direct GPU Power Connection

1. Plugs directly into an 8-Pin PCIe port;

2. Check the power requirements of your GPU.

Built to run 24/7

1. 7.87-inch/20cm wire length;

2. 18 AWG, UL 1007 insulated wires;

3. Max Power Rating: 120W

Warning: Do not overload your power supply or the 6-pin power cable, running more than 300W over a single 6-pin 18AWG PCI-Express cable is a fire hazard.