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Vszerda 6 inch 2 x Molex 4 pin to PCIe 8(6+2) pin internal power cable
Converts two Molex 4-pin connectors to an 8(6+2) pin PCIe plug for 12V GPU power
- Powers 8-pin or 6-pin GPUs from legacy PSUs using dual Molex connectors
- 18AWG tinned copper conductors deliver stable 12V DC current
- Compact 6 inch length fits tight case routing
- Single 8(6+2) pin female plug splits to two Molex 4-pin males
- Adapts non-PCIe 2.0 power supplies for modern graphics cards
Dual Molex to PCIe 8(6+2) pin adapter
This 6 inch cable converts two Molex 4 pin connectors into a single PCIe 8(6+2) pin female plug. It uses 18AWG tinned copper conductors rated for 12V DC. The adapter lets a power supply without native PCIe leads drive a graphics card that requires an 8 pin or 6 pin connection.
Suits builds with spare Molex leads
Ideal for older power supplies that only offer Molex 4 pin outputs but must power a modern GPU. Not suitable for systems that lack two free Molex connectors or for cards that demand more current than two Molex leads can safely deliver. Buyers who need a native PCIe cable from the PSU should look elsewhere.
18AWG tinned copper conductors at 12V DC
The wire gauge and voltage rating are the key specifications that determine whether this adapter can handle the card's power draw. An 18AWG conductor pair fed from two Molex sources supports typical 8 pin and 6 pin GPU requirements. Verify the graphics card power specification against this 12V DC rating before purchase.
Highlights
- Powers 8-pin or 6-pin GPUs from legacy PSUs using dual Molex connectors
- 18AWG tinned copper conductors deliver stable 12V DC current
- Compact 6 inch length fits tight case routing
- Single 8(6+2) pin female plug splits to two Molex 4-pin males
- Adapts non-PCIe 2.0 power supplies for modern graphics cards
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick a different cable length or gauge for my GPU?
This cable is fixed at 6 inches with 18AWG copper conductors; no other length or gauge is offered for this model.
How much power can the 8(6+2) pin connector actually deliver to my graphics card?
It supplies 12 V DC through 18AWG wires, matching the standard 8-pin PCIe power limit for compatible GPUs.
Does the PCIe 2.0 label on the cable limit bandwidth on a modern motherboard?
The 2.0 reference only describes the power connector standard; it does not affect data bandwidth or GPU performance.
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