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SXDOOL GPU 8Pin Male to 8Pin+Dual Molex 6Pin Adapter Cable 15cm+15cm 18AWG
Converts a dual Molex 6-pin source into an 8-pin PCIe connector using 18AWG tinned copper wire
- Converts 4-pin power to 8-pin GPU connector
- 6+2 pin splits for 6-pin or 8-pin graphics cards
- 18 AWG tinned copper wire rated to UL 1007 standard
- Two 15 cm tails give flexible routing inside the case
- Lightweight 40 g design adds minimal strain on connectors
GPU Power Adapter 8-Pin to Dual Molex
This cable converts a single 8-pin male connector from a graphics card into an 8-pin plus dual Molex 6-pin arrangement. It uses standard UL 1007 18AWG tinned copper wire with a sleeved mesh finish. Each leg measures 15cm and the total assembly weighs 40g.
Suits builders adapting older PSUs
The adapter fits power supplies that lack native 8-pin PCIe connectors but provide Molex 4-pin leads. The 6+2 pin section separates to support 6-pin graphics cards as well. It is not for systems that already deliver dedicated 8-pin PEG cables or for builders needing more than two Molex sources.
Split 6+2 pin 8-pin connector
The 8-pin end splits into a 6-pin and a 2-pin segment, allowing direct use with 6-pin GPU sockets without an extra adapter. This single mechanical feature determines whether the cable matches the graphics card power input.
Highlights
- Converts 4-pin power to 8-pin GPU connector
- 6+2 pin splits for 6-pin or 8-pin graphics cards
- 18 AWG tinned copper wire rated to UL 1007 standard
- Two 15 cm tails give flexible routing inside the case
- Lightweight 40 g design adds minimal strain on connectors
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which cable length should I pick for my build?
This adapter comes in a fixed 15 cm + 15 cm split length, so there is no alternative to choose.
What does the 18 AWG rating mean for my graphics card power delivery?
The 18 AWG tinned copper conductors meet UL 1007 spec and safely carry the current an 8-pin PCIe connector is designed for.
Can the 8-pin male plug into both 6-pin and 8-pin GPU sockets?
Yes, the 6+2 design separates so the same end fits either a 6-pin or an 8-pin graphics card power input.
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