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Vszerda PCIe 6-pin male-to-male internal power cable 1.64ft 18AWG
PCIe 6-pin male-to-male cable with UL-listed 18AWG copper conductors, 1.64 ft long, for GPU mining breakout boards such as DPS-1200 and PS-2751-5Q
- PCIe 6-pin male-to-male link powers GPU mining boards
- UL-listed 18AWG copper conductor handles high current safely
- 64 ft length fits compact mining rig layouts
- Compatible with DPS-800GB DPS-1200 PS-2751-5Q HSTSN-PL12 units
- Direct male-to-male design removes need for extra adapters
Vszerda PCIe 6-pin male-to-male power cable
This Vszerda cable connects a GPU mining breakout board to a compatible power supply using PCIe 6-pin male connectors at both ends. It is built with UL Listed 18AWG copper conductors and spans 1.64 feet. The cable suits builders assembling high-density mining rigs or test benches that require a direct board-to-PSU link.
Check PSU connector type
Verify that your power supply offers a native PCIe 6-pin output or a breakout board header wired to the same pinout expected by the cable. Confirm the 1.64-foot reach covers the distance between your PSU and the breakout board inside the chassis. Ensure the 18AWG rating matches the current draw of your specific GPU configuration.
Direct male-to-male wiring removes need
The male-to-male design plugs straight into the breakout board and the PSU without extra gender changers or short pigtails. This reduces connection points and cable clutter in tight mining frames. Compatibility listings include DPS-800GB, DPS-1200, PS-2751-5Q, HSTSN-PL12 and similar server-style units.
Highlights
- PCIe 6-pin male-to-male link powers GPU mining boards
- UL-listed 18AWG copper conductor handles high current safely
- 64 ft length fits compact mining rig layouts
- Compatible with DPS-800GB DPS-1200 PS-2751-5Q HSTSN-PL12 units
- Direct male-to-male design removes need for extra adapters
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What connectors are on each end of the cable and do I need any extra adapters?
Both ends are PCIe 6-pin male connectors, so it plugs directly into a compatible breakout board and a GPU or riser without extra adapters.
The title lists several power-supply models — how do I know which one this cable suits?
It is made for breakout boards used with supplies such as the DPS-800GB, DPS-1200, PS-2751-5Q and HSTSN-PL12; match your board to that list.
The cable uses 18AWG wire — what does that mean for a mining rig drawing heavy current?
The UL-listed 18AWG copper conductors are rated for the typical 12 V PCIe power loads found on supported mining power supplies.
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