DIVI
DIVI tv tuner 8 pin PCIe splitter 9.5inch
Converts one 8-pin PCIe port into two 6+2 connectors for GPU power using 18AWG wire in a 9.5inch length
- TypeSatellite Receiving
- Splits one 8-pin PCIe connector into two 6+2-pin GPU plugs
- 18AWG conductors handle high current without overheating
- Phosphor-copper terminals resist wear and stay firmly seated
- Thick braided sleeve protects wires and prevents sleeve slippage
- 5inch length fits compact builds and keeps cable routing tidy
8-pin PCIe power splitter for GPU upgrades
This DIVI adapter converts a single 8-pin PCIe connector from a power supply into two 8-pin (6+2) male plugs. The 9.5inch length suits compact builds where the graphics card sits close to the PSU. It is built with 18AWG conductors and phosphor-copper terminals for reliable current delivery.
Builders adding a second power-hungry graphics card
The Y-splitter suits systems that have spare PSU capacity but lack enough native PCIe leads for a dual-connector GPU or a second card. It is not for owners whose power supply already provides the required cables, nor for setups where the PSU cannot handle the extra load.
Braided sleeve and sliding 6+2 pins improve
The thick braided sheath resists abrasion and keeps the cable from sliding loose during routing. Each male end slides between 6-pin and 8-pin configurations without tools, so the same cord fits older 6-pin boards and modern 8-pin models from brands such as radeon, ASUS and EVGA.
Highlights
- Splits one 8-pin PCIe connector into two 6+2-pin GPU plugs
- 18AWG conductors handle high current without overheating
- Phosphor-copper terminals resist wear and stay firmly seated
- Thick braided sleeve protects wires and prevents sleeve slippage
- 5inch length fits compact builds and keeps cable routing tidy
Specifications
| Type | Satellite Receiving |
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Questions about this item
Does my power supply need an 8-pin PCIe connector for this splitter?
Yes, the splitter plugs into a single 8-pin PCIe port on the power supply and provides two 8-pin (6+2) male connectors for graphics cards.
Can I use this with an older GPU that only has a 6-pin power socket?
The 6+2 pin ends slide apart so each connector works as either a 6-pin or 8-pin plug for compatible cards.
How do I confirm the splitter is delivering power after I connect it?
The graphics card should power on normally and the system will post without PCIe power errors.
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