JacobsParts Inc.
JacobsParts Inc. 15-pin SATA to 6-pin PCIe Power Adapter Cable 8-inch 18 AWG
Converts a 15-pin SATA power connector to a 6-pin PCIe plug using 18 AWG wire in an 8-inch length
- TypeCable
- Length8 inches
- Terminal GenderMale to Male
- Connects 15-pin SATA power to 6-pin PCIe video cards
- 8-inch length gives flexible routing inside tight cases
- 18 AWG wire delivers stable current for reliable GPU power
- Male-to-male terminals plug straight in without extra adapters
- Durable construction suits professional builds and mining rigs
SATA to PCIe Power Adapter
This 15-pin SATA to 6-pin PCIe adapter cable connects a SATA power source to a graphics card requiring a 6-pin PCIe connector. It suits builders upgrading a system where the power supply lacks native PCIe leads. The male-to-male design plugs directly between the existing SATA cable and the card.
Build Quality and Daily Use
The cable uses 18 AWG wire for a stable electrical connection and long-lasting reliability. At 8 inches long, it offers flexible routing inside compact or crowded chassis without excess slack. Durable construction ensures the connector seats firmly during transport or vibration.
Practical Limits of SATA Power
A single SATA connector is rated for lower total wattage than a dedicated PCIe lead, so this adapter cannot support high-draw graphics cards. Builders needing more power for overclocked or multi-GPU configurations should use a power supply with native PCIe connectors. The adapter adds one connection point, which slightly increases resistance.
Highlights
- Connects 15-pin SATA power to 6-pin PCIe video cards
- 8-inch length gives flexible routing inside tight cases
- 18 AWG wire delivers stable current for reliable GPU power
- Male-to-male terminals plug straight in without extra adapters
- Durable construction suits professional builds and mining rigs
Specifications
| Brand | JacobsParts |
|---|---|
| Model | PCIEPWR-D |
| Type | Cable |
| Length | 8 inches |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
Questions about this item
How many pins does the SATA side of this adapter use, and what does that limit?
The adapter uses a 15-pin SATA connector, which limits power delivery to the SATA specification rather than a native PCIe 6-pin supply.
What clearance is needed to fit the 8-inch cable and connectors in a case?
The 8-inch length requires enough space between the power supply's SATA port and the graphics card's 6-pin socket to route the cable without sharp bends.
How do you install the adapter, and which orientation mistake is common?
Plug the 15-pin end into a SATA power cable from the PSU and the 6-pin end into the graphics card, ensuring both connectors click fully; a common error is leaving the 6-pin side partially seated.
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