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Vszerda

Vszerda PCI-E 17x 6Pin 12V Breakout Board 120W internal power cable

SKU CH-2TKD-ZSMB6

Distributes 12 V power through seventeen 6-pin PCI-E connectors with a real-time LED voltage display, supporting up to 120 W for server PSU mining setups

  • Supports up to 120 W for high-density mining rigs
  • 17 six-pin PCI-E outputs power multiple GPUs from one board
  • 2 oz copper PCB with solid capacitors ensures stable current delivery
  • Real-time LED voltage display monitors PSU health at a glance
  • Compatible with 700 W, 750 W, 800 W and 1200 W server PSUs

PCI-E breakout board for mining rigs

This Vszerda breakout board adapts a compatible server power supply to drive up to seventeen graphics cards through 6-pin PCI-E connectors. A 2-ounce copper PCB with solid-capacitor filtering distributes 12 V power while an onboard LED display reports the main supply voltage in real time. The unit is rated for a maximum of 120 W total output and includes a power switch that activates the board when the supply is live.

Suited for multi-GPU mining builds using listed

Builders assembling Ethereum or Bitcoin mining rigs that rely on supported server units such as the DPS-800GB A, DPS-1200FB A, DPS-1200QB A, PS-2751-5Q, PS-2751-LF-1F, HSTSN-PL12, DPS-700LB D, PS-2112-5L or DPS-750RB A can use this board to split a single high-capacity supply across many cards. It is not intended for standard ATX power supplies, for systems that need more than seventeen 6-pin outputs, or for any build where the total graphics-card draw would exceed the 120 W board limit.

Steady 12 V delivery under continuous mining load

During sustained operation the copper PCB and capacitor filter maintain stable voltage across all seventeen outputs while the LED panel lets the operator monitor supply health at a glance. The power switch only functions when the floppy-drive control cable is disconnected from the main supply; otherwise the board follows the supply’s own on-off state. Using only the specified custom cables and observing the keyed insertion direction prevents connection errors that could interrupt long-running workloads.

Highlights

  • Supports up to 120 W for high-density mining rigs
  • 17 six-pin PCI-E outputs power multiple GPUs from one board
  • 2 oz copper PCB with solid capacitors ensures stable current delivery
  • Real-time LED voltage display monitors PSU health at a glance
  • Compatible with 700 W, 750 W, 800 W and 1200 W server PSUs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which server power supplies can I connect to the 17 six-pin outputs on this breakout board?

The board is listed for DPS-800GB A, DPS-1200FB A, DPS-1200QB A, PS-2751-5Q, PS-2751-LF-1F, HSTSN-PL12, DPS-700LB D, PS-2112-5L and DPS-750RB A units.

Will the 120 W rating handle the same load if I keep using an older DPS-700LB D supply?

The 120 W maximum applies to the board itself; the DPS-700LB D is a supported model, so the combination works within that limit.

How do I confirm the board is delivering power correctly after wiring it up?

Press the power switch; the tricolour LED flickers and the on-board voltage display shows the main supply voltage in real time.

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