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Black 4-pin Molex to 6-pin PCIe power adapter cable with straight connectors

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Vszerda 4 Pin Molex to 6 Pin PCI-Express Video Card Power Adapter Cable

SKU CH-Q031-Y4WM3

Converts a 4-pin Molex connector into a 6-pin PCIe power plug for graphics cards

  • Converts a Molex connector to a 6-pin PCIe power plug
  • Supplies auxiliary power to graphics cards lacking native connectors
  • Uses existing power-supply cables without extra hardware
  • Simple internal installation for desktop upgrades

4 Pin Molex to 6 Pin PCIe Adapter

This adapter converts a standard 4 pin Molex connector into a 6 pin PCI Express power plug for graphics cards. It enables older power supplies without native PCIe leads to deliver supplementary power to a video card. The cable is supplied new and ready for internal installation.

Ideal for legacy PSU upgrades

Builders adding a discrete GPU to a system whose power supply lacks a 6 pin PCIe connector can use this adapter to complete the build. It is not suitable for cards requiring an 8 pin or 12VHPWR connection, nor for situations where the PSU cannot spare a Molex lead.

Highlights

  • Converts a Molex connector to a 6-pin PCIe power plug
  • Supplies auxiliary power to graphics cards lacking native connectors
  • Uses existing power-supply cables without extra hardware
  • Simple internal installation for desktop upgrades

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much power can the 4-pin Molex side supply to the 6-pin PCIe connector?

The adapter passes power from two 4-pin Molex plugs to a single 6-pin PCIe plug; the total current available depends on the power supply's Molex rail rating.

Does the cable add noticeable heat or noise when the graphics card runs under load all day?

The adapter has no active components or fan, so it produces no noise; any warmth comes from normal current flow through the wires and connectors.

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