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Single 8-pin CPU cable splitting into two 6+2 connectors with neon RGB lighting

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister Single Head 8Pin (6+2)*2 RGB Neon CPU Extension Cable

SKU CH-2JDR-AEFRN

Extends a single 8-pin (6+2) CPU power connector into two 8-pin (6+2) RGB neon cables for dual-CPU motherboards

  • RGB neon lighting adds visual flair
  • Single 8-pin splits to dual 6+2 connectors
  • CE certified for safety compliance
  • Extends CPU power reach for tidy routing

Single-Head 8-Pin to Dual 6+2-Pin RGB CPU Extension

This new CPU extension cable from Ruth's sister converts a single 8-pin source into two 6+2-pin connectors for dual-CPU power delivery. Integrated neon RGB lighting adds illumination inside the case. The cable carries CE certification and is supplied as a ready-to-use internal power accessory.

Not for builds needing a straight-through single

Buyers who require a one-to-one 8-pin extension without splitting the connector cannot use this Y-splitter design. Systems with only one 8-pin CPU power socket on the motherboard do not need the second 6+2-pin branch. The cable also does not address GPU power requirements or motherboard 24-pin ATX connections.

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Price $38.99
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Questions about this item

What does the single 8-pin (6+2) connector on this cable supply to a motherboard?

It plugs into one 8-pin EPS socket and splits into two 8-pin (6+2) ends, letting a single PSU output power two CPU power headers.

How does the 3-pin RGB connector on this extension cable work in practice?

It connects to a standard 3-pin 5 V addressable RGB header on the motherboard so the neon lighting can be synchronised with other ARGB components.

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