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Vszerda CPU 8-pin Female to PCIe 8(6+2) Male 18cm 2-pack
Converts a spare motherboard CPU 8-pin connector to a graphics-card 8(6+2)-pin plug, 18 cm each, two cables included
- Length18 feet
- Connector DetailMale-to-Female
- SpecificationsWeight: 0.032 kilograms; Connector: Male-to-Female; UL Liste
- Converts spare CPU 8-pin power to GPU 8(6+2)-pin
- Two 18 cm cables included for dual-GPU setups
- 18 AWG UL1007 copper cores rated for 120 W
- Male-to-female design extends reach by 7.1 inches
- UL listed for safe power delivery
Power-adapter cable for CPU-to-GPU conversion
This 18 cm adapter converts a motherboard CPU 8-pin connector into a PCIe 8(6+2) pin plug so a graphics card can draw power from the CPU header. Each pack contains two cables built with 18 AWG copper conductors and UL 1007 insulation rated for 120 W.
Replaces improvised splices or mismatched cables
The adapter is worth using when a power supply lacks dedicated PCIe leads but has a spare CPU 8-pin output. It removes the need for custom wiring or daisy-chained splitters while keeping the connection within the 120 W rating.
Sustained load within rated limits
Under continuous draw the 18 AWG copper cores and UL 1007 jacket maintain stable delivery up to the 120 W ceiling without overheating. The short 18 cm length minimises voltage drop so the GPU receives consistent power during extended gaming or compute sessions.
Highlights
- Converts spare CPU 8-pin power to GPU 8(6+2)-pin
- Two 18 cm cables included for dual-GPU setups
- 18 AWG UL1007 copper cores rated for 120 W
- Male-to-female design extends reach by 7.1 inches
- UL listed for safe power delivery
Specifications
| Brand | GGZZ |
|---|---|
| Length | 18 feet |
| Connector Detail | Male-to-Female |
| Specifications | Weight: 0.032 kilograms; Connector: Male-to-Female; UL Listed: true |
Questions about this item
What clearance do I need for the 18 cm cable and its 8-pin connectors?
Each cable is 18 cm long with a CPU 8-pin female on one end and a PCIe 8(6+2) pin male on the other; allow space for both connector bodies and the ribbon cable bend radius.
Which end plugs in first when converting a motherboard CPU 8-pin to a graphics card 8-pin?
Connect the CPU 8-pin female to the motherboard header, then attach the PCIe 8(6+2) male to the graphics card, ensuring the 6+2 latch clicks fully.
When should I replace these 18 AWG UL1007 cables?
Replace if the insulation shows cracking, the copper cores are exposed, or the connectors no longer latch securely after repeated use.
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