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Vszerda 6-Pin Male to 3x 4-Pin Molex Female Power Cable 20in

SKU CH-SX45-CCS8P

Connects compatible Corsair modular PSUs to three Molex devices using 18 AWG copper wire with 20 in main and 6 in branch lengths

  • ColorBlack
  • Terminal GenderMale-to-Female
  • Conductorcopper
  • Connects Corsair modular PSUs to three Molex devices
  • 18 AWG copper conductors deliver reliable power to drives
  • 20-inch main cable with 6-inch branches fits typical builds
  • Self-adhesive tape included for tidy cable routing
  • Designed for two riser cards maximum to prevent overload

Vszerda 6-Pin to 3x Molex Adapter

This adapter connects compatible Corsair modular power supplies to devices that require 4-pin Molex power. It carries a single 6-pin male plug on the PSU side and three Molex female connectors spaced along the cable run. The wiring uses 18AWG tin-coated copper conductors and includes a self-adhesive tape strip for securing excess length. It is intended for builders adding mechanical drives or riser cards to a supported Corsair unit.

Thermals and Power Delivery

The 18AWG copper conductors handle the current demanded by typical hard drives or riser cards without excessive voltage drop across the 50-centimetre main lead. Because the cable is passive, it adds no active cooling requirement and generates no audible noise during normal operation. Power draw is determined entirely by the attached devices and the PSU’s own regulation. The supplier notes that connecting more than two riser cards on one cable risks damage, so loading should stay within that limit.

Build Quality and Daily Use

Each connector is moulded in black with a male-to-female gender arrangement that matches the listed Corsair RM, RMX, RMi, HX, HXi, AX, AXi, SF, TX, CS and CX series — excluding AX1200, AX750 and AX850 models. The daisy-chain layout places the secondary and tertiary Molex plugs 15 centimetres apart, which helps route power to drives mounted in adjacent bays. The fixed pinout means the cable cannot be repurposed for non-Corsair units or for SATA devices without a separate adapter.

Highlights

  • Connects Corsair modular PSUs to three Molex devices
  • 18 AWG copper conductors deliver reliable power to drives
  • 20-inch main cable with 6-inch branches fits typical builds
  • Self-adhesive tape included for tidy cable routing
  • Designed for two riser cards maximum to prevent overload

Specifications

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ColorBlack
Terminal GenderMale-to-Female
Conductorcopper

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 6-pin male end to my Corsair RM750x PSU without damaging the hard drive?

Plug the 6-pin male connector only into a compatible Corsair modular port listed for RM series; the cable is keyed for that pinout so forcing it into an incompatible PSU will burn the drive.

Will the 18AWG copper conductors need replacement after extended mining use?

The 1007-18AWG tin-coated copper wire is rated for continuous load, but the supplier notes no guarantee for mining; inspect connectors for discoloration every few months and replace the whole cable if any melting appears.

At what point does the 20-inch main length become a voltage-drop limit for three Molex devices?

The cable is designed for a maximum of two riser cards; connecting three exceeds the 18AWG capacity and will cause overheating or damage regardless of the 50 cm main run.

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