LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Flex Slot Power Board 14+10Pin to 16x6Pin Gadget
Converts a flex slot 10+14 pin input into sixteen 6-pin outputs delivering 5 V and 12 V for mining GPUs and drives
- Converts 10+14pin flex slot input to sixteen 6pin outputs
- Supports 500w up to 2200w flex slot power supplies
- Delivers DC 5v and 12v rails for GPU mining rigs
- GPU and HDD count limited by 5v current capacity
- Designed for CHIA ETH BTC mining miner configurations
Flex Slot Power Board 14+10Pin
This new adapter board converts a flex slot 10+14Pin input into sixteen 6-pin power connectors. It supports DC 5V and 12V output for graphics cards. The board is designed for CHIA ETH BTC mining rigs.
Who this suits
Miners who already own a compatible flex slot power supply rated at 500w 800w 1400w 1600w 1800w or 2200w will find this board useful. Builders who do not have a flex slot power supply cannot use this adapter. Buyers needing a different pin layout or voltage should look elsewhere.
Deciding specification
The single specification that decides fit is the 10+14Pin flex slot input requirement. Your power supply must provide this exact interface. The number of GPUs or drives you can connect depends on the 5V current upper limit of that supply.
Highlights
- Converts 10+14pin flex slot input to sixteen 6pin outputs
- Supports 500w up to 2200w flex slot power supplies
- Delivers DC 5v and 12v rails for GPU mining rigs
- GPU and HDD count limited by 5v current capacity
- Designed for CHIA ETH BTC mining miner configurations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat or power draw should I expect from the 14+10Pin to 16x6Pin board itself when running a mining rig all day?
The adapter board is passive and adds negligible heat or power draw; total consumption is determined by the flex slot PSU you choose — 500 W, 800 W, 1400 W, 1600 W, 1800 W or 2200 W — and the GPUs or drives attached to the sixteen 6-pin outputs.
Which power supply must I already own for this 10+14Pin input board to work?
You need a flex slot power supply rated at 500 W, 800 W, 1400 W, 1600 W, 1800 W or 2200 W with a 10+14-pin connector; the board cannot operate with standard ATX or EPS units.
Will the sixteen 6-pin outputs safely power older GPUs that only draw 12 V and ignore the 5 V rail?
Yes — each 6-pin connector delivers both 12 V and 5 V, so legacy cards that use only the 12 V lines will work normally; the number of devices you can run is limited by the PSU’s 5 V current ceiling.
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