6 Pin to 8 Pin PCIE – 6 Pin Female PCIE to 8 Pin Male PCIE PC Graphics Card Power Cable

6 Pin to 8 Pin PCIE – 6 Pin Female PCIE to 8 Pin Male PCIE PC Graphics Card Power Cable for new graphics card to older power supplies

This 6-pin Female to 8-pin Male PC Graphics Card Power Cable adapter is used to connect between new graphics cards using 8 pins to older power supplies supporting 6 pins only. Please make sure your power supply can provide the requires amps on the 6pin output needed by your graphics card on the 8pin input as below examples.

Power conversion cables NOT recommended for GPU Mining due to cards requiring power above nominal power draw and no power supplied via direct PCIE x16 Slot due to risers used and cables will overheat and melt in the long term. Physical Damage on incorrect cable usage on a graphics card needing too many watts above the cable maximum watts will not be replaced under warranty.

This Cable will provide up to 75Watts via the 6pin connector to 8pin and will draw up to 75 Watt from the PCI Express x16 Slot. THIS IS NOT THE CASE WHEN USING A PCIe Riser and Cable will only provide 75 Watts via the 6pin connector and another maximum of 30 watts via the riser sata or molex connector on a PCIe riser before it will run too hot.

• GPU Maximum Power to be used when on PCIe x16 Slot : 75Watts from Cable Max Power + 75Watts from PCIe x16 Slot = 150 Watts Max Power usage

• GPU Maximum Power to be used on cable when on PCI Riser : 105 Watts Max Power Usage

Common Graphics Cards Nominal Wattages (Excluding Overclocking wattages, if overclocked cards will use more power) – DO NOT USE THE CARD WITH THE CABLE IF IT EXCEEDS WATTS ABOVE on the specific setup.

• Nvidia GTX1050 – Nominal Wattage 75W – Cable safe to use when on PCIe x16 Slot providing additional 75W to card

• Nvidia GTX1060 – Nominal Wattage 120W – Cable safe to use when on PCIe x16 Slot providing additional 75W to card

• Nvidia GTX1070 – Nominal Wattage 150W – Cable safe to use when on PCIe x16 Slot providing additional 75W to card, Some cards may use more than 150W WHICH IS THE MAXIMUM OF CABLE + PCIe Slot so please check your card before usage

• Nvidia GTX1080/TI – Nominal Wattage 225W, 300W when gaming – GPU power exceeds cable max power + PCIe x16 Slot Power, do not use with this card

• AMD RX460 – Some cards have 6pin connectors Nominal Wattage 75W – Cable safe to use when on PCIex16 Slot providing additional 75W to card

• AMD RX470 – Nominal Wattage 120W – Cable safe to use when on PCIe x16 Slot providing additional 75W to card 

• AMD RX570 – Nominal Wattage 150W – Cable safe to use when on PCIe x16 Slot providing additional 75W to card, Some cards may use more than 150W WHICH IS THE MAXIMUM OF CABLE + PCIe Slot so please check your card before usage

• AMD RX480/580 – Nominal Wattage 185W – GPU power exceeds cable max power + PCIe x16 Slot Power, do not use with this card

• AMD Vega 56/64 Nominal Wattage 295W – GPU power exceeds cable max power + PCIe x16 Slot Power, do not use with this card