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Vszerda PCIe 6pin to 8pin (6+2) Male to Male Power Splitter Cable 60cm+20cm 18AWG

SKU CH-MMZ3-16RGN

Splits one PCIe 6‑pin connector into two 8‑pin connectors using 18AWG copper wire with a 60 cm main lead and 20 cm split tails

  • Splits one 6-pin into two 8-pin PCIe connectors
  • 18 AWG copper handles high-current GPU loads
  • 60 cm main lead reaches full-tower graphics cards
  • 20 cm Y-split keeps dual-power cards tidy
  • Works with standard 6-pin modular PSU pin-outs

PCIe 6-pin to dual 8-pin splitter

This cable converts a single 6-pin PCIe output on a modular power supply into two 8-pin (6+2) connectors. It uses 18AWG copper conductors and provides a 60 cm main lead with a 20 cm Y-split tail. The assembly is intended for breakout-board mining PSUs such as the DPS-1200FB, DPS-1200QB, HSTSN-PL12, DPS-700LB, DPS-750RB and DL580 units, as well as any standard-wire-map 6-pin modular PSU including the Coolermaster Silent 1200W.

Suits builders adding a second GPU power connector

The splitter works when the power supply already has a free 6-pin PCIe port and the graphics cards or risers accept 8-pin plugs. It does not create extra power; the source 6-pin circuit and the PSU’s total 12 V capacity still limit the combined draw. Builders whose PSU lacks a 6-pin PCIe output, or who need more than two additional connectors, should look at a different solution.

Single 6-pin source feeds two 8-pin plugs

The decisive specification is that one 6-pin male connector splits into two 8-pin (6+2) male ends. If the power supply cannot spare a 6-pin PCIe port, or if the graphics card requires two separate 8-pin feeds each sourced from an independent 8-pin PSU socket, this adapter will not meet the requirement.

Highlights

  • Splits one 6-pin into two 8-pin PCIe connectors
  • 18 AWG copper handles high-current GPU loads
  • 60 cm main lead reaches full-tower graphics cards
  • 20 cm Y-split keeps dual-power cards tidy
  • Works with standard 6-pin modular PSU pin-outs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I use the 6-pin to 8-pin splitter or a direct 8-pin cable for my GPU?

This splitter converts one 6-pin PCIe connector into two 8-pin (6+2) connectors, so you can power a graphics card that needs dual 8-pin inputs from a single 6-pin modular port.

What does the 18AWG wire gauge mean for power delivery to my card?

The 18AWG copper conductors are rated for the current a standard PCIe 6-pin source provides, supporting typical GPU loads up to the 75 W limit of that single 6-pin connection.

Will the 60 cm main cable and 20 cm split reach my GPU in a full-tower case?

The 60 cm lead from the PSU to the Y-split plus the 20 cm tails give about 80 cm total, which reaches most full-tower GPU positions when routed behind the motherboard tray.

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