12x 6 Pin PCI-E to 8 Pin (6+2) PCI-E Male-to-Male GPU Power Cable 50cm
A pack of twelve 6-pin to 8-pin (6+2) PCIe GPU power cables, each 50 cm long with 18 AWG wire rated for 300 W per cable
- TypeUSB 3.0
- ColorBlack
- Length< 1"
- Cable Length32.8 ft.
- Wire Gauge8 AWG
- Specifications6 pin pci e, 8-pin (6+2) PCI-E, 50 centimeters, 12x, 8, 8 Pi
- Connects 6-pin PSU to 6-pin or 8-pin GPU
- 12 cables included for multi-GPU mining rigs
- 18 AWG wire rated for 300 watts per cable
- 50 cm length eases routing in tight cases
- Compatible with listed server PSU breakout boards
Twelve-Cable GPU Power Kit
This pack contains twelve male-to-male cables that convert a six-pin PCIe output into an eight-pin (6+2) connector for graphics cards. Each cable is fifty centimetres long and built with eighteen-AWG tinned copper wire rated for three hundred watts per six-pin lead. The set targets miners and builders who run multiple GPUs from server-style breakout boards.
Thermals and Power Delivery
Eighteen-AWG conductors keep resistance low so the cables stay cool while delivering up to three hundred watts per lead under continuous load. The male-to-male design adds no active components, so there is no fan noise or extra power draw beyond the GPU itself. Compatible server PSU models include 750 W, 1200 W, 1400 W and 1500 W units listed in the specifications.
Build Quality and Daily Use
Yellow-and-black sleeving protects the pure copper cores and makes routing easy in tight mining frames or standard cases. The 6+2 ends plug into both six-pin and eight-pin GPU sockets without adapters, while the six-pin ends mate with common breakout boards such as DPS-1200FB, HSTNS-PD11 and similar part numbers. Buyers who need right-angle plugs or longer runs will need a different cable.
Highlights
- Connects 6-pin PSU to 6-pin or 8-pin GPU
- 12 cables included for multi-GPU mining rigs
- 18 AWG wire rated for 300 watts per cable
- 50 cm length eases routing in tight cases
- Compatible with listed server PSU breakout boards
Specifications
| Brand | Apple |
|---|---|
| Model | 8 Pin |
| Type | USB 3.0 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | < 1" |
| Cable Length | 32.8 ft. |
| Wire Gauge | 8 AWG |
| Specifications | 6 pin pci e, 8-pin (6+2) PCI-E, 50 centimeters, 12x, 8, 8 Pin |
| Sports Team | 1 Piece |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Female |
| Features | 6 pin pci e, 8-pin (6+2) PCI-E, 12x, Male-to-Male, 8 |
| Disclaimer | not_applicable |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 12x 6-pin to 8-pin (6+2) GPU power cables to a server PSU breakout board, and which step is commonly missed?
Plug each 6-pin end into the breakout board’s PCIe port and the 6+2-pin end into the graphics card, making sure the extra 2 pins are seated when the card needs an 8-pin connector; the missed step is forgetting to latch both clips on every connector.
What maintenance or replacement will these 18 AWG cables need after extended mining use?
Inspect the yellow and black insulation for cracking or discoloration near the crimps every few months; replace any cable that shows melted plastic, loose pins, or intermittent continuity.
What limit appears first when all twelve cables run at full load on a 1200 W server PSU?
The PSU’s 12 V rail current rating and the breakout board’s trace capacity will be reached before the cables’ 300 W per 6-pin rating becomes a factor.
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