YEPLOOK
YEPLOOK 8Pin to PCIe 6+2Pin internal power cable 18AWG 60cm
Connects Corsair modular PSUs to graphics cards using 18AWG tinned copper wire with a flexible 60cm flat ribbon design
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- Delivers reliable GPU power using UL1007 18AWG tinned copper wire
- Flat ribbon design bends easily for clean cable management
- 60 cm length reaches most graphics cards without strain
- 6+2 pin connector fits 6-pin or 8-pin GPU sockets
- Compatible with Corsair RM750x RM850x RM1000i RMx RMi series PSUs
Compatible PSU series
This YEPLOOK cable connects a Corsair Type 4 modular power supply to a graphics card. It fits RM750x, RM850x, RM1000i and RMx or RMi series units including the 2018 White models. The 18AWG tinned copper conductors meet UL1007 specifications for heat resistance and durability.
Builders needing Type 4 pinout
The flat ribbon design simplifies routing inside tight cases and the 6+2 pin PCIe end serves 6 pin, 8 pin or dual connector cards. It is not for owners of non Corsair PSUs or Corsair units with different pinouts such as CX or AX series because mixing pinouts can cause damage.
60 cm cable length
At 60 cm (23.62 in or 1.97 ft) the cable spans the distance from a bottom mounted PSU to most top mounted GPU sockets in mid tower cases. Shorter runs may leave slack while longer routes to rear mounted cards could require an extension.
Highlights
- Delivers reliable GPU power using UL1007 18AWG tinned copper wire
- Flat ribbon design bends easily for clean cable management
- 60 cm length reaches most graphics cards without strain
- 6+2 pin connector fits 6-pin or 8-pin GPU sockets
- Compatible with Corsair RM750x RM850x RM1000i RMx RMi series PSUs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which length and gauge should I choose for a Corsair RM850x build?
The 60 cm, 18 AWG cable matches the listed compatibility for RM850x and other RMx series units.
What does the 18 AWG rating mean once the cable is installed?
UL1007 18 AWG tinned copper wire resists heat and aging while delivering power to supported GPUs.
How does the 8-pin to 6+2-pin design work with different graphics cards?
The detachable 2-pin section lets the same cable serve 6-pin, 8-pin or 6+8-pin GPU sockets.
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