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Two black Y-splitter cables, 6-pin male to dual 8-pin female, 30 cm each

TeKit

TeKit PCI-E 6-pin to dual 8-pin Y-splitter 30 cm 2-pack

SKU CH-C660-Q03WG

Splits one 6-pin PSU connector into two 8-pin (6+2) GPU plugs, 30 cm each, 18 AWG, pack of two

  • TypePCI-E 6pin to Dual 8pin(6+2) Y-Splitter Extension Cable ,PCI
  • Length1 ft.
  • Connector Number3
  • Connector DetailPCI-E 6pin to Dual 8pin(6+2) Y-Splitter Extension Cable ,PCI
  • SpecificationsPCI-E 6pin to Dual 8pin(6+2) Y-Splitter Extension Cable ,PCI
  • FeaturesPCI-E 6pin to Dual 8pin(6+2) Y-Splitter Extension Cable ,PCI
  • Connects legacy 6-pin PSU to modern 8-pin GPUs
  • Two 8-pin (6+2) outputs from one 6-pin source
  • 18 AWG conductors handle high GPU current loads
  • 30 cm length keeps cable routing tidy
  • Two cables included for multi-GPU or spare builds

What the product is and who it is for

This two-pack of 18 AWG PCIe cables converts a single six-pin power-supply connector into two eight-pin (6+2) plugs. Each cable is 30 cm long and intended for builders who need to power graphics cards that require dual eight-pin inputs while the PSU only offers six-pin leads.

Who this suits and who should look elsewhere

Suits system integrators and hobbyists adding newer ATI or Nvidia cards to an existing supply without buying a new unit. Not for builders whose power supply lacks any six-pin PCIe output, or for installations that need more than two eight-pin connectors per cable.

The specification that decides fit

Each splitter provides one six-pin male and two eight-pin female connectors on a 30 cm 18 AWG lead; verify your PSU has a six-pin PCIe rail and your graphics card accepts two eight-pin (6+2) plugs before ordering.

Highlights

  • Connects legacy 6-pin PSU to modern 8-pin GPUs
  • Two 8-pin (6+2) outputs from one 6-pin source
  • 18 AWG conductors handle high GPU current loads
  • 30 cm length keeps cable routing tidy
  • Two cables included for multi-GPU or spare builds

Specifications

BrandTekit
TypePCI-E 6pin to Dual 8pin(6+2) Y-Splitter Extension Cable ,PCI Express PCI-E ATX 6Pin Male to Dual 8Pin & 6Pin Female Video Card Splitter Power Extension Cable
Length1 ft.
Connector Number3
Connector DetailPCI-E 6pin to Dual 8pin(6+2) Y-Splitter Extension Cable ,PCI Express PCI-E ATX 6Pin Male to Dual 8Pin & 6Pin Female Video Card Splitter Power Extension Cable
SpecificationsPCI-E 6pin to Dual 8pin(6+2) Y-Splitter Extension Cable ,PCI Express PCI-E ATX 6Pin Male to Dual 8Pin & 6Pin Female Video Card Splitter Power Extension Cable
FeaturesPCI-E 6pin to Dual 8pin(6+2) Y-Splitter Extension Cable ,PCI Express PCI-E ATX 6Pin Male to Dual 8Pin & 6Pin Female Video Card Splitter Power Extension Cable

Questions about this item

Will the 30 cm Y-splitter reach my GPU in a mid-tower case?

The cable is 30 cm (about 1 ft) long, so it suits mid-tower builds where the PSU sits near the GPU; measure your PSU-to-GPU path before ordering.

Which side plugs into the PSU and which into the graphics card?

Connect the single 6-pin male end to your PSU's PCIe 6-pin output, then attach the two 8-pin (6+2) female ends to the GPU's power sockets.

The 18 AWG wires — how long before I should inspect or replace them?

18 AWG conductors are rated for continuous GPU loads; inspect connectors yearly for discoloration or looseness and replace if any melting or cracking appears.

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