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EN-Labs

EN-Labs 2IDE2CPIE66 internal power cable 6 inch PCIe 6+2 pin to dual Molex 4 pin 18AWG

SKU CH-QK4Z-ENZAC

Converts two Molex 4-pin connectors into a PCIe 8-pin (6+2) plug using 18AWG tinned-copper wire over a 6-inch length

  • TypeCable Splitters
  • ColorMulti-Color
  • Length6" - 10"
  • SpecificationsWire Gauge: 18AWG Tinned Copper Cable Length: 6 inch Connect
  • Connector Number3
  • Terminal GenderMale to Female
  • Powers 6-pin or 8-pin graphics cards from dual Molex connectors
  • 18 AWG tinned copper conductors carry 12 V DC reliably
  • 6 inch length keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
  • Female PCIe 6+2 pin plugs directly into GPU power socket
  • Two male Molex 4-pin plugs draw power from existing PSU leads

EN-Labs 2IDE2CPIE66 cable

This 6-inch adapter converts two Molex 4-pin connectors from a power supply into a single PCIe 8-pin (6+2) connector. It enables graphics cards requiring PCIe power to run on PSUs that lack native PCIe cables. The 18AWG tinned copper conductors carry 12V DC to the card. Builders upgrading older systems or using modular PSUs without spare PCIe leads will find this cable useful.

Thermals noise and power

Passive copper wiring produces no audible noise and adds negligible thermal load inside the case. The 18AWG gauge is rated for the current drawn by typical 6-pin or 8-pin GPU power inputs at 12V DC. No active cooling or fan control is involved. Power delivery depends entirely on the host power supply's Molex rail capacity.

Bundled accessories and software

No software, drivers or additional accessories are included with this cable. The only change it makes is the physical connection between two Molex plugs and the graphics card's PCIe socket. Compatibility is limited to GPUs equipped with standard 6-pin or 8-pin power inputs. Systems without two free Molex connectors cannot use this adapter.

Highlights

  • Powers 6-pin or 8-pin graphics cards from dual Molex connectors
  • 18 AWG tinned copper conductors carry 12 V DC reliably
  • 6 inch length keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
  • Female PCIe 6+2 pin plugs directly into GPU power socket
  • Two male Molex 4-pin plugs draw power from existing PSU leads

Specifications

BrandEn-Labs
Model2IDE2CPIE66
TypeCable Splitters
ColorMulti-Color
Length6" - 10"
SpecificationsWire Gauge: 18AWG Tinned Copper
Cable Length: 6 inch
Connector A: 2 x molex 4pin
Connector B: 6-pin PCIe female
Voltage:12V DC
Connector Number3
Terminal GenderMale to Female
Features6 Pin PCI to 2x Molex Power Cable provides a convenient solution for powering a video graphics card from a PSU without a PCI power connection.
PCI EXPRESS POWER CABLE
video card power cable adapter connects a PCIe video card to a power supply with two spare L4 Molex power connections
PSU UPGRADE SAVER
power cable provides an option for a power supply without a PCIe connection for GPU power;
Dual Molex connectors are designed to connect to separate rails on different Molex daisy chains to power a PCIe video graphics card from an older PSU
6 PIN PCIe to DUAL MOLEX
PCIe female to 2 x mo

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 6 inch 18AWG cable from my PSU's two Molex 4-pin connectors to a GPU needing an 8-pin PCIe plug?

Plug both Molex males firmly into separate PSU rails, then seat the 6+2 PCIe female onto the card until the latch clicks; the short 6 inch length leaves no slack, so route before locking.

Will the tinned-copper conductors or Molex terminals degrade and need replacement?

The 18AWG tinned copper resists oxidation, and Molex 4-pin terminals are rated for many mating cycles; no scheduled replacement is required unless a connector shows melted plastic or loose grip.

At what load does the 12 V DC adapter hit its thermal limit during sustained gaming?

The 18AWG wires are rated for 12 V DC delivery; sustained loads near the connector's 12 A per pin spec will warm the cable first, so keep total GPU draw within the PSU's Molex rail rating.

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