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This guide is for anyone upgrading or replacing a graphics card power cable, specifically those with a need to connect a graphics card to their power supply unit using LP4 Molex connectors. The key benefit is providing a reliable power connection for your video card. One thing to note is that this cable has a square pin connector, so ensure compatibility with your graphics card before use. This cable features two LP4 Molex 4-pin connectors and a 6-pin PCIe connector, with a 15cm cable length.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 005393 |
| Brand | kenable |
This cable is used to connect a graphics card to a power supply that has Molex connectors, providing the necessary power for the card to function.
This cable is compatible with graphics cards that require a 6-pin PCIe power connector with a square pin configuration.
The cable is 15cm long, including the connectors.
It has two 4-pin Molex connectors and one 6-pin PCIe connector.
Yes, installation is straightforward. Simply connect the Molex connectors to the power supply and the PCIe connector to the graphics card.
Check the connections on both ends to make sure they are secure. Also, confirm that your power supply is turned on.
This cable may not be suitable for high-end graphics cards that require more power than can be supplied by the Molex connectors, always check the graphics card's power requirements.
Yes, this cable is RoHS compliant.
Check all connections, ensuring the Molex connectors are securely connected to the power supply and the PCIe connector is firmly connected to the graphics card. Also, verify that the power supply is turned on.
Ensure the cable is providing sufficient power to the graphics card. The power supply might not be able to provide the needed power if the graphics card is too powerful.
Confirm that your graphics card uses a 6-pin PCIe connector with a square pin configuration. If it uses a different configuration, this cable is not compatible.
