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Vszerda 4-Pin to PCIe 8-Pin (6+2) Adapter Cable 18AWG 20cm
Connects a 4-pin power source to a PCIe 8-pin (6+2) graphics connector using 18AWG UL1007 tinned copper wire over 20cm
- Converts a 4-pin Molex to PCIe 8-pin (6+2) for graphics power
- 18AWG tinned copper conductors handle high current reliably
- UL1007 insulation meets recognised safety standards
- 20cm length keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
4-Pin to PCIe 8-Pin Adapter
This 20 cm cable converts a standard 4-pin peripheral connector into an 8-pin PCI Express plug with a 6+2 split design. It uses 18AWG tinned copper wire rated to UL1007 for reliable power delivery inside the case. The short length keeps cable routing tidy in compact builds.
Suits builds needing extra GPU power connectors
Builders adding a graphics card that requires an 8-pin feed can use this adapter when the power supply lacks native PCIe cables. It is not for systems that already provide enough native 8-pin connectors or for installations needing a longer reach than 20 cm.
Highlights
- Converts a 4-pin Molex to PCIe 8-pin (6+2) for graphics power
- 18AWG tinned copper conductors handle high current reliably
- UL1007 insulation meets recognised safety standards
- 20cm length keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 18AWG wires handle continuous load from a modern GPU without overheating?
The cable uses UL1007 rated 18AWG tinned copper conductors sized for typical PCIe power delivery through a 4-pin source.
Does the 20cm length restrict airflow or create heat buildup inside a compact case?
At 20cm the adapter adds minimal bulk, keeping the PCIe connector close to the power source and reducing cable clutter that can impede airflow.
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