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Five black PCI-E 6-pin to dual 6+2-pin power splitter cables

Vszerda

Vszerda PCI-E 6-pin to Dual 6+2-pin Power Splitter Cable 5PCS

SKU CH-8F4T-78SZG

Five PCIe 6-pin to dual 6+2-pin splitter cables for graphics-card power connections

  • Five cables let you power multiple GPUs from one PSU
  • Each splitter converts a single 6-pin into two 6+2-pin connectors
  • 6+2-pin design fits both 6-pin and 8-pin graphics card sockets
  • Internal power cable built for PCI Express graphics installations

Five-pack PCIe splitter cables

This pack contains five cables that each split a single 6-pin PCIe output into two 6+2-pin connectors. They let one power-supply lead feed two graphics-card power inputs. The cables are new and intended for internal desktop use.

Builders adding a second GPU

Suitable for systems where the PSU has spare 6-pin PCIe ports but not enough 8-pin leads. Not for rigs that need more 6-pin sources than the PSU provides, or where total graphics power draw exceeds what the PSU’s 6-pin rail can supply.

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Price $18.99
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Questions about this item

Will the dual 6+2-pin ends on each splitter cable power an older graphics card that only needs a single 6-pin connector?

Yes, each 6+2-pin end can be used as a 6-pin by leaving the extra 2 pins unconnected, so one splitter can feed two older 6-pin cards from a single 6-pin PSU output.

How can I confirm the splitter cables are delivering stable power after installation?

The system should POST normally and the graphics cards should show their expected clock speeds under load without crashes or throttling, indicating the 6-pin source is supplying adequate current through both branches.

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