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Vszerda Dual SATA 15Pin to 8-Pin (6+2) Power Cable 1m 3 Pack
Three cables convert two SATA power connectors each into an 8-pin (6+2) PCIe plug using 18AWG copper wire
- TypeSATA
- Connector DetailSata 15pin to 8-pin
- Terminal GenderMale-to-Male
- FeaturesData Transfer
- Connects low-power GPU via SATA power
- Secure male SATA 8-pin with keyrail prevents accidental disconnect
- 18AWG pure copper wire for stable power delivery
- 8-pin (6+2) fits both 6-pin and 8-pin GPU ports
- Draws power from two 12 V rails to reduce connector strain
Dual SATA to 8-pin power adapter
This three-pack converts two SATA 15-pin power connectors into a single 8-pin (6+2) PCIe plug. Each cable uses 18AWG copper wire and measures 1 metre overall with a 13-inch and a 7.4-inch split. The male-to-male design draws 12 volt power from two separate PSU rails.
Builders adding a low-power graphics card
Suits systems where the power supply lacks native PCIe connectors but has spare SATA leads. Not for high-wattage cards that require dedicated 8-pin or 12VHPWR cables, nor for users who need to power SATA drives from the same connectors simultaneously.
Handles modest GPU loads
Comfortable feeding entry-level or mid-range cards within the SATA connector's current rating. Headroom ends when the graphics card demands more power than two SATA 15-pin sources can safely deliver, risking connector melt or instability.
Highlights
- Connects low-power GPU via SATA power
- Secure male SATA 8-pin with keyrail prevents accidental disconnect
- 18AWG pure copper wire for stable power delivery
- 8-pin (6+2) fits both 6-pin and 8-pin GPU ports
- Draws power from two 12 V rails to reduce connector strain
Specifications
| Brand | YANBORONSN |
|---|---|
| Type | SATA |
| Connector Detail | Sata 15pin to 8-pin |
| Terminal Gender | Male-to-Male |
| Features | Data Transfer |
Questions about this item
My power supply only has SATA power connectors — can this cable run a graphics card that needs an 8-pin (6+2) PCIe power plug?
Yes, each cable converts two 15-pin SATA male connectors into one 8-pin (6+2) male PCIe plug, drawing 12 V power from two separate PSU rails for a low-power video card.
I still use a motherboard with only 24-pin ATX power — will the 1 m length reach from my PSU to a PCIe slot in a mid-tower case?
The cable is 1 m long with a 13-inch Y-splitter and a 7.4-inch tail, giving enough reach for typical mid-tower layouts even when the 24-pin ATX cable runs short.
After routing the cables, how can I verify the graphics card is receiving stable power through the SATA-to-PCIe adapters?
Boot the system and confirm the GPU fans spin, the card appears in Device Manager without error codes, and no power-limit throttling shows in GPU monitoring software under load.
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