LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Dual PSU Adapter 2-pack SATA ATX 24pin to 4-pin
A dual-PSU adapter pair that adds a second power supply to a mining rig using a SATA, 24-pin ATX and 4-pin Molex connection
- Plug-and-play design adds a second PSU without cutting or soldering
- 24-pin ATX and 4-pin Molex connectors link the extra supply
- Compact 2.76 × 1.18 in board fits tight rigs
- Solid-state PCB distributes power without generating heat
- Two adapters included for multi-GPU mining or expansion
Dual PSU adapter for mining rigs
The LORDWORLD adapter lets a second power supply feed graphics cards, drives and fans in a mining rig. It connects a 24-pin ATX plug from the extra PSU to a 4-pin Molex lead so the auxiliary unit starts and stops with the main system. No cutting or soldering is required.
Two boards simplify multi-PSU builds
The pack contains two identical boards, each measuring 2.76 by 1.18 inches, so a builder can link several auxiliary supplies without custom cables. Solid-state PCB construction avoids heat buildup while distributing power to the attached components.
24-pin ATX to 4-pin Molex interface
The single decisive specification is the connector pairing: a 24-pin ATX input from the secondary PSU and a 4-pin Molex output toward the rig. Systems that need a different secondary connector or a single-PSU design cannot use this adapter.
Highlights
- Plug-and-play design adds a second PSU without cutting or soldering
- 24-pin ATX and 4-pin Molex connectors link the extra supply
- Compact 2.76 × 1.18 in board fits tight rigs
- Solid-state PCB distributes power without generating heat
- Two adapters included for multi-GPU mining or expansion
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 24-pin ATX connector or the 4-pin Molex connector need replacing after long-term mining use?
Both connectors are solid-state with no moving parts, so they do not wear out under normal mining loads.
What limits continuous operation when running two PSUs through this adapter?
The 4-pin Molex connector rating is the first bottleneck; total draw must stay within that connector's specification.
Does the board generate noticeable heat or noise when powering GPUs all day?
The manufacturer describes it as a non-heat-generating solid-state PC board with no fan, so it runs silently.
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