Vszerda
Vszerda PCIe 6 Pin to Dual 8 Pin Power Splitter Cable 6 Inches
Splits one 6-pin PSU connector into two 8-pin GPU plugs using 18 AWG copper wire over 15 cm
- Splits one 6-pin PSU lead into two 8-pin GPU connectors
- 18 AWG UL-listed copper conductors carry the load safely
- 15 cm length keeps routing tidy inside the case
- Male 6-pin to dual female 8-pin (6+2) fits modern graphics cards
- Works with SLI or CrossFire setups needing extra PCIe 2.0 power
Power Splitter for Dual GPU Connectors
This Vszerda cable converts a single PCIe 6-pin output from a power supply into two 8-pin (6+2) connectors for graphics cards. It uses UL-listed 18AWG copper conductors and measures six inches in length. The adapter supports PCI Express 2.0 signalling across both outputs. It is aimed at builders adding a second card or replacing a missing native connector.
Upgrade from Single 6-Pin PSU Output
The splitter replaces the need for a second dedicated 8-pin cable from the power supply when only one 6-pin lead is free. The jump is worth it when the PSU lacks enough native PCIe connectors but has sufficient wattage headroom on the existing 6-pin rail. It does not increase the total power available from that rail.
Dual 8-Pin Headroom at 15 cm Length
The 15 cm cable comfortably handles two graphics cards seated close together in a mining frame or compact chassis. It runs out when cards are spaced farther apart or when the PSU 6-pin rail cannot deliver the combined current both GPUs demand. Builders needing longer reach or separate rails should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Splits one 6-pin PSU lead into two 8-pin GPU connectors
- 18 AWG UL-listed copper conductors carry the load safely
- 15 cm length keeps routing tidy inside the case
- Male 6-pin to dual female 8-pin (6+2) fits modern graphics cards
- Works with SLI or CrossFire setups needing extra PCIe 2.0 power
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 6 inch cable need inside the case?
The splitter measures 15 cm end to end, so allow at least that much straight run between the PSU 6-pin port and the graphics card 8-pin sockets.
Which connectors must be fully seated during installation?
Push the 6-pin male plug into the PSU until it clicks, then seat both 8-pin (6+2) female ends on the GPU until their latches lock.
When should the cable be replaced?
Replace it if the 18 AWG copper conductors show fraying, the insulation cracks, or the latch tabs on any connector break off.
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