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segotep 1007 PCIe 6 Pin to Dual 8 Pin (6+2) Adapter Cable 8.86 in 6PCS
Six-pin PSU cable splits into two eight-pin (6+2) GPU connectors, 8.86 inches long, pack of six
- Powers two 8-pin GPUs from one 6-pin PSU port
- 86-inch length fits compact builds with clean routing
- 18 AWG tinned copper conductors rated to 80 °C
- Compatible with Radeon and other 6/8-pin graphics cards
- Six cables included for multi-GPU or spare configurations
Six-pack 6-pin to dual 8-pin adapter
This pack contains six PCIe power adapter cables that convert a single 6-pin female connection from the power supply into two 8-pin (6+2) male connectors for graphics cards. Each cable measures 8.86 inches and uses 18 AWG tinned copper conductors rated to 80 °C. The set is intended for builders who need extra 8-pin feeds without replacing the PSU.
18 AWG tinned copper with PVC insulation
The conductors comprise 34 strands of 0.12 mm tinned copper inside a 2.1 mm diameter PVC jacket coloured black and yellow. One end presents a 6-pin male plug that seats in the PSU's native 6-pin port, while the opposite end splits into two 8-pin (6+2) male plugs for the GPU. The fixed 8.86-inch length determines how far the split can reach inside the case.
PSU brand compatibility constraint
The adapter only works with CoolerMaster and Thermaltake power supplies that provide native 6-pin PCIe ports; it is not compatible with EVGA, Corsair or Antec units. Buyers whose PSU lacks a 6-pin PCIe output or who use a different brand cannot use these cables. The 6-pin source also limits total available power to the 6-pin specification, so cards demanding more current than that single connection can deliver are not supported.
Highlights
- Powers two 8-pin GPUs from one 6-pin PSU port
- 86-inch length fits compact builds with clean routing
- 18 AWG tinned copper conductors rated to 80 °C
- Compatible with Radeon and other 6/8-pin graphics cards
- Six cables included for multi-GPU or spare configurations
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the PCIe 6-pin interface on this adapter limit in practice?
The 6-pin female connector draws power from a PSU 6-pin port and splits it to two 8-pin (6+2) male plugs for graphics cards.
What clearance does the 8.86-inch cable need inside the case?
The 8.86-inch length requires enough space between the PSU 6-pin port and the graphics card 8-pin sockets for routing.
How is the 18 AWG 1007 cable installed, and what step is often missed?
Connect the 6-pin female end to a compatible PSU 6-pin port, then attach both 8-pin (6+2) male ends to the GPU, confirming PSU compatibility first.
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