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Genuine Dell PCI-e aux power cable FP433 for Precision T7600

DELL

DELL Precision T7600 PCI-e Aux Power Cable FP433 accessory

SKU CH-QEDR-MN6SN

Genuine Dell OEM PCI-e auxiliary power cable with 8-pin to dual 6-pin connectors for Precision Workstation T7600 desktops

  • Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
  • 1x 8-pin to 2x 6-pin connectors deliver GPU power
  • Designed for Precision Workstation Tower 7600
  • Dell part number FP433 confirms compatibility

Genuine Dell FP433 PCI-e Aux Power Cable

This genuine Dell OEM cable carries part number FP433 and converts one 8-pin connector into two 6-pin plugs. It is designed specifically for the Precision Workstation Tower 7600 desktop. Buyers receive exactly the item shown in the product images.

Not for non-Dell workstations

This cable fits only the Precision T7600 and will not connect to different Dell desktops or third-party systems. Builders needing alternative pin layouts, longer lengths, or adapters for other graphics cards should look at something else.

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Price $6.99
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Brand nameDell

Questions about this item

What connector does the FP433 cable use to supply auxiliary power to a Precision T7600?

The cable has one 8-pin plug that splits into two 6-pin PCIe connectors for the T7600 workstation.

How is the FP433 cable installed in the T7600, and which step is often missed?

Route the 8-pin end to the motherboard header, then attach both 6-pin branches to the graphics card; the step often missed is securing both 6-pin plugs instead of leaving one disconnected.

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