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AAAwave GPU VGA 6 Pin Female to Dual 6+2 Pin Male Splitter Cable 23cm
Splits one 6-pin PCIe connector into two 6+2-pin plugs using 18 AWG wire over 23 cm
- Adds two PCIe power connectors from one 6-pin supply lead
- 18 AWG copper wire carries high current with low heat
- 6+2 pin ends fit both 6-pin and 8-pin graphics cards
- Braided sleeve protects wires and resists sliding
- 23 cm length suits compact builds
Power-splitter cable for dual GPU connectors
This AAAwave Y-cable turns one 6-pin PCIe power output into two 6+2-pin male plugs. Builders upgrading a graphics card that needs two connectors can use it without replacing the power supply. The 23 cm length suits compact cases where routing space is tight.
Thermals and power handling
The 18 AWG copper conductors carry the required current without overheating during normal gaming loads. Braided sleeving protects the wires from abrasion and keeps airflow tidy inside the chassis. No active cooling or fan noise is introduced by the cable itself.
Connector compatibility decides fit
Only power supplies with a spare 6-pin PCIe female socket can host the splitter’s input end. Cards that demand dual 8-pin or dual 6-pin inputs will work, but units needing a 12VHPWR connector cannot use this adapter.
Highlights
- Adds two PCIe power connectors from one 6-pin supply lead
- 18 AWG copper wire carries high current with low heat
- 6+2 pin ends fit both 6-pin and 8-pin graphics cards
- Braided sleeve protects wires and resists sliding
- 23 cm length suits compact builds
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I plug the 6-pin female end into my power supply and the two 6+2-pin male ends into the graphics card?
Connect the 6-pin female connector to the PSU's PCIe 6-pin output, then attach each 6+2-pin male connector to the GPU's 6-pin or 8-pin sockets; slide the extra 2 pins on or off to match the card's port.
Will the 18 AWG wires or phosphor-copper terminals need replacement after repeated use?
The 18 AWG tin-coated copper conductors and phosphor-copper terminals are rated for long service life; no scheduled replacement is required under normal operation.
At what point does the 23 cm cable length become the limiting factor in a build?
The 23 cm reach restricts routing in large cases or when the PSU is mounted far from the GPU, making cable placement the first practical constraint.
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