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YEPLOOK White GPU Power Cable 8Pin to 6+2Pin PCIe for Corsair RM 2021 18AWG 60cm
White 18AWG flat cable connects Corsair RM 2021 PSU to graphics cards with 6+2-pin PCIe power sockets
- ColorBlack
- Compatible with Corsair RM 2021 series PSUs
- 18AWG tinned copper wire meets UL1007 standard
- Flat ribbon design simplifies cable routing and management
- 6+2 pin connector fits 6 pin or 8 pin GPU sockets
- 60 cm length suits standard case layouts
Compatibility and connector design
This cable connects a Corsair RM series 2021 modular power supply to a graphics card using an 8-pin PSU end and a 6+2-pin PCIe end. The 2-pin section slides on or off so the same lead works with 6-pin, 8-pin or dual 8+6-pin card sockets. It is listed for RM750 and RM850 2021 units as well as CX-F White 550, 650 and 750 models and RMx series supplies.
Who this suits and who it does not
Builders upgrading a Corsair RM 2021 or CX-F White PSU who need a white 60 cm PCIe lead for a supported card can use this cable. Owners of other PSU brands or older Corsair series should not use it because pinouts differ and mixing them may cause damage. Buyers who need a longer run or a different colour must look elsewhere.
Construction and length
The lead uses UL1007 rated 18AWG tinned copper wire in a flat ribbon layout that bends easily for tidy routing. Total length is 60 cm (23.62 in, 1.97 ft). The black wire insulation contrasts with the white sleeving shown in the product name.
Highlights
- Compatible with Corsair RM 2021 series PSUs
- 18AWG tinned copper wire meets UL1007 standard
- Flat ribbon design simplifies cable routing and management
- 6+2 pin connector fits 6 pin or 8 pin GPU sockets
- 60 cm length suits standard case layouts
Specifications
| Color | Black |
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Questions about this item
How do I plug the 8-pin PSU side into my Corsair RM 2021 modular supply without reversing it?
Align the keyed 8-pin connector with the PSU's PCIe port — it only fits one way — then push until the latch clicks; the 6+2-pin GPU end splits by sliding the 2-pin section off if your card needs a 6-pin.
Will the white sleeving or 18 AWG conductors need periodic replacement?
The UL1007 18 AWG tinned copper wires are heat-resistant and rated for long-term use; the flat ribbon jacket shows no wear under normal case airflow, so no scheduled replacement is required.
What is the first limit I hit when running a high-end card continuously on this 60 cm cable?
The 18 AWG gauge sets the current ceiling; at 60 cm the voltage drop stays within ATX spec for cards up to the listed models, so thermal limits of the GPU arrive before the cable becomes a bottleneck.
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