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Vszerda 20-pin ATX to dual 6-pin AT power adapter cable

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Vszerda 20Pin ATX to 2Port 6Pin AT Converter Power Cable for 286 386 486

SKU CH-FNQH-CXDRR

Converts a 20-pin ATX supply to two 6-pin AT connectors for 286, 386 and 486 systems

  • Connects modern ATX PSU to vintage AT motherboards using a 20-pin to dual 6-pin adapter
  • Powers classic 286, 386 and 486 systems from a standard ATX power supply
  • Splits one 20-pin ATX connector into two 6-pin AT power ports
  • New internal power cable built for retro computer restoration and upgrades

Adapter for legacy AT motherboards

This Vszerda cable converts a standard 20Pin ATX power supply output into two 6Pin AT connectors. It is built for 286, 386 and 486 era computers that use the older AT power standard. The adapter lets a modern ATX unit power a vintage motherboard without modifying the original supply.

Suitable for retro builders with AT hardware

This suits hobbyists restoring or running 286, 386 or 486 systems that require dual 6Pin AT power input. Builders whose boards need a single 12Pin AT connector or proprietary pinout should look at something else. Systems that rely on ATX-specific signalling will not start with this passive adapter.

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Price $11.99
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Questions about this item

Should I pick this cable for a 286, 386 or 486 build?

The cable is described for 286, 386 and 486 computers, so choose it if your motherboard uses the older 6-pin AT power connector.

What does the 20-pin ATX side actually do in a vintage system?

It lets you plug a modern ATX power supply into a motherboard that expects two 6-pin AT connectors.

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