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Vszerda PCIe 6pin to 8pin(6+2) Male to Male internal power cable 1.64ft 18AWG breakout board adapter
Converts a 6-pin PCIe output into an 8-pin (6+2) GPU connector using 18AWG conductors over 1.64ft for mining PSU breakout boards
- 18AWG tinned copper conductors deliver stable GPU power
- 6-pin to 6+2-pin male connectors fit varied GPU sockets
- 64 ft length suits compact mining rig builds
- UL listed wiring meets recognised safety standards
- Compatible with DPS-800GB, DPS-1200 and PS-2751 units
Purpose-built mining cable
This 1.64ft internal power cable connects a standard PCIe 6-pin male connector to a separable 6+2-pin male PCIe connector. It uses UL-listed 18AWG tinned copper conductors for stable power delivery to GPU mining breakout boards.
Suited for breakout-board builds
The cable suits miners using DPS-800GB, DPS-1200, PS-2751-5Q or PS-2751-LF-1F power supplies with matching breakout boards. Builders needing a direct PSU-to-GPU cable without a breakout board, or those requiring different connector orientations, should look at other cable types.
Capacity and headroom
The 18AWG conductors handle the current demands of typical mining GPU configurations fed through compatible server-grade power supplies. Length is fixed at 50 cm, so runs longer than 1.64ft will need an extension or a different cable.
Highlights
- 18AWG tinned copper conductors deliver stable GPU power
- 6-pin to 6+2-pin male connectors fit varied GPU sockets
- 64 ft length suits compact mining rig builds
- UL listed wiring meets recognised safety standards
- Compatible with DPS-800GB, DPS-1200 and PS-2751 units
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What power supply connector must my PSU provide for this cable to plug in?
Your power supply needs a standard PCIe 6-pin male output to connect to Connector A on this cable.
Can I use this cable with a graphics card that only has a 6-pin power socket?
Yes, the 6+2-pin male connector on the other end separates so you can use just the 6-pin portion for a 6-pin GPU socket.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering power correctly once installed?
The GPU should power on and be detected by the system; stable operation under load indicates the 18AWG tinned copper conductors are working properly.
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