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YEPLOOK PCIe 6+2 Dual 8Pin Sleeved Cable for Corsair SF450 SF600 SF750 Type 4 60+20CM 18AWG
A modular PSU-to-GPU cable with dual 6+2-pin PCIe connectors, 18 AWG tinned copper, nylon sleeving and 60-plus-20 cm length for Corsair SF Type 4 units
- Typemodular power cable
- ColorBlack
- Connector A2x PCIe 6+2pin male
- Connector BPSU 8Pin
- Connector Number3
- Connector DetailPCIe 8pin
- Tinned copper wire resists corrosion and extends cable life
- Flat braided nylon sleeve allows tight folds and neat routing
- Dual PCIe 6+2 connectors power 6-pin, 8-pin or 6+8-pin GPUs
- 60 cm plus 20 cm length suits compact Corsair SF builds
- 18 AWG UL1007 rated for 300 V and -30 °C to 80 °C
Corsair SF-Series Type 4 GPU Cable
This YEPLOOK cable connects Corsair SF450, SF600 and SF750 Type 4 modular power supplies to graphics cards that require one or two PCIe 6+2 pin connectors. The single PSU-side 8-pin plug splits into two GPU-side 8-pin connectors with removable 2-pin sections so each can serve a 6-pin or 8-pin socket.
Not for Type 5 or other-brand PSUs
Builders using a Corsair SF850, SF1000 or any Type 1, Type 2 or Type 5 unit must choose a different cable because the pin layout is incompatible and mixing cables may cause damage. The same restriction applies to modular power supplies from other manufacturers.
PSU 8-pin to dual PCIe 6+2 pin split
The decisive specification is the connector arrangement: one 8-pin male plug that fits the Type 4 PSU socket and two 6+2 pin male plugs that reach the graphics card. If your power supply uses the Corsair Type 4 pin-out and your GPU needs two 8-pin or 6-pin connectors, this cable matches the requirement.
Highlights
- Tinned copper wire resists corrosion and extends cable life
- Flat braided nylon sleeve allows tight folds and neat routing
- Dual PCIe 6+2 connectors power 6-pin, 8-pin or 6+8-pin GPUs
- 60 cm plus 20 cm length suits compact Corsair SF builds
- 18 AWG UL1007 rated for 300 V and -30 °C to 80 °C
Specifications
| Brand | YEPLOOK |
|---|---|
| Type | modular power cable |
| Color | Black |
| Connector A | 2x PCIe 6+2pin male |
| Connector B | PSU 8Pin |
| Connector Number | 3 |
| Connector Detail | PCIe 8pin |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
Questions about this item
What PSU connector does this cable plug into on a Corsair SF600 Type 4 unit?
It connects to an 8-pin modular port on the PSU side; one pin position is intentionally empty as part of the standard Type 4 pin-out.
How do I attach the 6+2-pin ends to a graphics card that needs both an 8-pin and a 6-pin socket?
Slide the detachable 2-pin section onto the 6-pin base to form an 8-pin plug for one socket, and use the remaining 6-pin base directly in the 6-pin socket.
When should I consider replacing this cable if I run a GPU drawing near the 800 W rating?
Inspect the tin-plated copper conductors and nylon sleeving periodically; replace the cable if you see discoloration, melted insulation or cracked braid from sustained high-current heat.
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