Akasa PCIe Adapter Cable - 6-pin to 8-pin - Multicolor



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The Akasa AK-CB052 is an essential adapter for PC builders and gamers looking to bridge the gap between older power supplies and modern graphics cards. Designed for those who need to convert a standard 6-pin PCIe PSU connector into an 8-pin PCIe 2.0 power input, this cable ensures compatibility with many ATI and NVIDIA video cards. While it provides a reliable power solution, users must verify that their power supply unit has sufficient total wattage to support the upgraded graphics card before installation.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AK-CB052 |
| Brand | Akasa |
No, this adapter is purely for physical compatibility. It does not change the wattage or amperage provided by your power supply unit.
No, this cable is specifically designed for PCIe graphics card power requirements and should not be used for motherboard CPU sockets.
The cable is 100mm (0.1m) long, which is typically ideal for connecting to a GPU located near the PSU cables.
AWG stands for American Wire Gauge; 18 AWG is a standard, robust gauge for internal power cables, ensuring safe current handling for computer hardware.
It is compatible with cards requiring an 8-pin PCIe 2.0 connection, provided your PSU has the appropriate output capacity.
Ensure the 8-pin adapter is fully seated into the GPU and that the 6-pin connection from the PSU is secure.
Verify that your power supply provides enough total wattage for the new graphics card, as the adapter cannot generate extra power.
To install, ensure your PC is powered down and the PSU switch is turned off. Locate your free 6-pin PCIe cable from your power supply and insert it into the adapter. Firmly push the 8-pin end of the adapter into your graphics card until you feel the locking tab click into place.
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