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BONAEVER

BONAEVER 1007 3-pack PCIe 8-pin to dual 8-pin power cable 9 inch

SKU CH-W6VC-DE4BK MPN 1007

Three 9-inch splitter cables convert one PCIe 8-pin supply connector into two 8-pin (6+2) GPU plugs using 18AWG tinned copper conductors rated to 80 °C

  • Case TypeProtection Case
  • Three cables split one PSU connector into two GPU plugs
  • 18 AWG tinned copper handles 80 °C rated loads
  • 9 inch length keeps routing tidy inside the case
  • 6+2 pin ends fit both 6 pin and 8 pin graphics cards
  • Black and yellow PVC insulation resists heat and abrasion

Three-pack GPU power splitter

This three-pack provides three individual cables that each split a single PCIe 8-pin female connection from the power supply into two male 8-pin (6+2) connectors for graphics cards. Builders upgrading or adding a GPU can use one cable per card to deliver the required auxiliary power without replacing the PSU. The 9-inch length suits compact chassis where longer runs would add clutter. Each cable is built with 18AWG tinned copper conductors rated for 80°C operation.

Practical limits of the PCIe 8-pin interface

The PCIe 8-pin connector on the power supply is rated for a maximum current that the cable and PSU must not exceed; drawing more power than the single rail provides can cause instability or shutdown. Each male 8-pin (6+2) plug can serve either an 8-pin or 6-pin GPU socket, but the total draw across both plugs must stay within the source connector’s specification. The 9-inch reach restricts routing options in larger cases or when the PSU is mounted far from the graphics card. No additional connectors or voltage regulation are included on the cable itself.

Installation notes and common issues

Route each cable from the PSU’s PCIe 8-pin port to the graphics card, seating the male 6+2 plugs firmly until the latch clicks. The 6+2 design lets the same plug fit either a 6-pin or 8-pin GPU socket by sliding the 2-pin section aside when not needed. A loose connection on either end is the most frequent cause of no-post or intermittent crashes; verify both side latches are fully engaged. Builders needing more than three split cables or longer runs must source additional units, as this pack contains exactly three 9-inch cables.

Highlights

  • Three cables split one PSU connector into two GPU plugs
  • 18 AWG tinned copper handles 80 °C rated loads
  • 9 inch length keeps routing tidy inside the case
  • 6+2 pin ends fit both 6 pin and 8 pin graphics cards
  • Black and yellow PVC insulation resists heat and abrasion

Specifications

Case TypeProtection Case

Questions about this item

How do I choose between the three cables in the pack?

All three cables are identical 1007 model splitters, each with one PCIe 8-pin female end and two 8-pin (6+2) male ends, so any cable works for any GPU needing extra power.

What does the 18 AWG rating mean for my graphics card?

The 18 AWG conductors use 34 strands of 0.12 mm tinned copper, rated to 80 °C, delivering enough current for 6-pin and 8-pin GPU power connectors.

Will the PCIe 8-pin female to dual 8-pin (6+2) male interface work with my power supply?

Yes, the female end plugs into a standard PSU PCIe 8-pin port, while each male end splits into 6+2 pins, fitting both 6-pin and 8-pin graphics cards from brands including Radeon.

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