PISKEKAT
PISKEKAT 8 Pin PCIe Splitter Cable 13-inch (33cm) server rack
Splits one 8-pin PCIe connector into two 6+2-pin plugs for dual graphics cards, 13-inch sleeved cable with hook-and-loop strip
- TypeServer
- Adds two PCIe power connectors from one PSU cable
- 8-pin female to dual 8-pin (6+2) male adapters
- Works with non-modular and semi-modular PSUs
- Fits 6-pin or 8-pin graphics cards from major brands
- 33 cm length with 18 AWG wire and hook-loop strip
Splitter Cable for Dual GPU Power
This 8-pin PCIe splitter cable connects a single power-supply lead to two graphics cards. It suits builders adding a second GPU to a non-modular or semi-modular unit. The 13-inch (33 cm) sleeved assembly includes a hook-and-loop strip for cable management. It is not compatible with fully modular power supplies.
Limits of Non-Modular PSU Compatibility
The female connector plugs into an existing 8-pin male PCIe cable on the power supply. Because fully modular units use proprietary pin-outs at the PSU side, this adapter cannot be used with them. The 18 AWG 1007 gauge wire carries standard PCIe power within the 33 cm length. No additional power-headroom figures are provided.
Dual 6+2 Pin Connector Flexibility
Each male end is an 8-pin (6+2) design that slides to fit either 6-pin or 8-pin graphics-card sockets. This lets the same cable serve cards from manufacturers such as ASUS, ASRock, Gigabyte, Radeon, Sapphire or NVIDIA Tesla without separate adapters. The single specification that decides fit is whether your PSU has a fixed 8-pin PCIe male lead.
Highlights
- Adds two PCIe power connectors from one PSU cable
- 8-pin female to dual 8-pin (6+2) male adapters
- Works with non-modular and semi-modular PSUs
- Fits 6-pin or 8-pin graphics cards from major brands
- 33 cm length with 18 AWG wire and hook-loop strip
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I use the 6+2 connectors as 6-pin or 8-pin for my graphics card?
Slide the 2-pin section on for an 8-pin card or off for a 6-pin card; both configurations are supported by the splitter.
How much power can this 18 AWG cable deliver to dual GPUs in a server?
18 AWG tin-coated copper handles typical dual-GPU loads within the PCIe 8-pin specification when the PSU rail is rated for the combined draw.
Does the PCIe 8-pin female end work with fully modular power supplies?
No, the female connector is designed for non-modular or semi-modular PSUs that have a native PCIe 8-pin male cable.
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