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Ruth's sister 24-pin ATX Y splitter cable 30cm 18awg
Splits one 24-pin ATX supply into two 24-pin motherboard connectors using 30 cm 18 AWG tinned-copper wire
- Powers two motherboards from one PSU using a 24-pin Y splitter
- 30 cm length keeps dual-board wiring tidy inside the case
- 18 AWG tinned-copper conductors handle high current without excess bulk
- Single 24-pin male plug splits into two 24-pin (20+4) female connectors
- Weighs 170 g for easy routing and secure connections
Dual-motherboard power splitter
This 24-pin ATX Y cable feeds two motherboards from a single power supply. It suits builders running dual-system chassis or test benches where one PSU must serve both boards. The 30 cm length keeps routing tidy inside compact enclosures. The 18 AWG tinned-copper conductors handle the combined load without excess bulk.
One male to two female 24-pin connectors
The splitter presents one 24-pin male plug for the PSU and two 24-pin female sockets (20+4) for the motherboards. Pin-out follows the standard ATX layout so each board receives the correct voltages. No additional adapters or converters are required for basic dual-board operation.
30 cm reach with 18 AWG wire gauge
The short cable run limits voltage drop across both branches, supporting typical desktop loads on each motherboard. Builders needing longer separation between boards or very high current draw on both sockets simultaneously should verify total system demand against the wire rating. The 170 g weight adds minimal strain to motherboard headers.
Highlights
- Powers two motherboards from one PSU using a 24-pin Y splitter
- 30 cm length keeps dual-board wiring tidy inside the case
- 18 AWG tinned-copper conductors handle high current without excess bulk
- Single 24-pin male plug splits into two 24-pin (20+4) female connectors
- Weighs 170 g for easy routing and secure connections
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 18 AWG wire gauge mean when the splitter is installed in a real machine?
The 18 AWG tinned-copper conductors carry the full ATX 24-pin current load to each motherboard connector without excessive voltage drop over the 30 cm length.
How does the 24-pin male-to-dual-female interface limit the way I can connect two motherboards?
One 24-pin male plug goes into the PSU; the two 24-pin female sockets each accept a motherboard 24-pin (20+4) plug, so a single PSU powers both boards simultaneously.
What clearance do I need inside the case to fit the 30 cm Y splitter and its connectors?
The cable is 30 cm long and weighs 170 g; allow space for the male plug at the PSU and two female sockets at the motherboards, plus bend radius for 18 AWG wire.
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