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Vszerda 15PSATA-6PGPU 15-pin SATA to 6-pin PCIe power adapter cable 20cm
A 20 cm cable converts a 15-pin SATA power connector into a 6-pin PCIe plug for graphics cards
- TypeSATA
- Connector DetailPci Express
- Terminal GenderMale-to-Female
- ConductorCopper
- Power a PCIe video card from a SATA supply using the 15-pin connector
- Reduce strain on hard-to-reach internal connectors with the adapter
- Avoid a power-supply upgrade by converting existing SATA power
- Compatible with ATI and Nvidia graphics cards
- 20 cm copper cable with male-to-female terminals
Power adapter for PCIe graphics cards
This 15-pin SATA to 6-pin PCIe adapter lets a SATA power cable supply a video card. It suits builders whose power supply lacks native PCIe connectors. The 20 cm cable uses copper conductors in a male-to-female layout. ATI and Nvidia cards are supported by this adapter.
SATA connector current limits
A single SATA power connector is rated for 12 A on the 12 V rail, which caps the power this adapter can safely deliver. High-draw graphics cards may exceed that limit and cause instability or connector damage. The adapter does not increase the supply’s own capacity. Users must verify their card’s power draw against the SATA rail rating.
6-pin PCIe power requirement
The card must accept a standard 6-pin PCIe power plug for this adapter to work. Cards that need an 8-pin or 12-pin connector cannot be powered by this unit. No other specification determines compatibility.
Highlights
- Power a PCIe video card from a SATA supply using the 15-pin connector
- Reduce strain on hard-to-reach internal connectors with the adapter
- Avoid a power-supply upgrade by converting existing SATA power
- Compatible with ATI and Nvidia graphics cards
- 20 cm copper cable with male-to-female terminals
Specifications
| Brand | Heretom |
|---|---|
| Model | 15PSATA-6PGPU |
| Type | SATA |
| Connector Detail | Pci Express |
| Terminal Gender | Male-to-Female |
| Conductor | Copper |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 15-pin SATA version or a different connector for my GPU power?
The cable uses a 15-pin SATA plug on one end and a 6-pin PCI Express socket on the other, so it matches power supplies with spare SATA leads and graphics cards that need a 6-pin input.
What does the 20 cm length mean once the cable is routed inside my case?
At 20 cm the adapter reaches from a nearby SATA power connector to a graphics card 6-pin socket without excess slack, keeping cable routing tidy in compact builds.
Does the SATA-to-PCIe interface limit the power the 6-pin plug can deliver?
The adapter passes power through copper conductors from a SATA source to a 6-pin PCIe connector; the actual wattage available depends on the power supply's SATA rail rating.
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