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Five black Y-splitter cables, each with one 8-pin plug branching to two 6+2-pin connectors

Vszerda

Vszerda 5-Pack PCI-E 8Pin to 2x 8Pin (6+2) Splitter Cable

SKU CH-NKCW-XSBAD

Five cables split one PSU 8-pin into two 8-pin (6+2) GPU connectors

  • Five cables split one 8-pin into two 6+2 connectors for multi-GPU builds
  • 6+2 pin ends fit both 6-pin and 8-pin graphics card sockets
  • Y-splitter design keeps cable runs tidy inside the case
  • Black sleeved wiring matches standard PC aesthetics

Five-Pack PCIe Power Splitters

This five-pack supplies five Y-splitter cables that each convert a single PCIe 8-pin connector into two 8-pin (6+2) connectors. They are intended for builders who need to power multiple graphics cards or other PCIe devices from a power supply with limited native PCIe leads. Each cable carries the standard PCIe pinout so it works with any compatible PSU and graphics card combination.

Thermals Noise and Power Draw

The cables are passive copper assemblies with no active components, so they add no audible noise and generate no measurable heat of their own. Power draw is determined entirely by the attached graphics cards and the power supply; the splitters simply pass the available current through to both outputs. Builders should verify that the PSU and its PCIe rail can deliver the combined wattage required by both connected devices.

Highlights

  • Five cables split one 8-pin into two 6+2 connectors for multi-GPU builds
  • 6+2 pin ends fit both 6-pin and 8-pin graphics card sockets
  • Y-splitter design keeps cable runs tidy inside the case
  • Black sleeved wiring matches standard PC aesthetics

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 6+2 pin ends to a graphics card that needs a single 8-pin connector?

Join the two halves of each 6+2 connector so the six-pin block and the two-pin block click together, forming one 8-pin plug, then insert it into the card's socket until the latch engages.

When should I replace these splitter cables if I run them continuously in a mining rig?

Inspect the cables every few months; replace any that show melted insulation, discoloured pins, loose crimps or intermittent power delivery.

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