Akasa PCI Express Power Cable Adapter 4 pin to 6 pin
Akasa PCI Express Power Cable Adapter 4 pin to 6 pin
Scan code: LN9039 Manufacturer code: AK-CB4-6
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Akasa PCI Express Power Cable Adapter 4 pin to 6 pin

Akasa PCI Express 4 Molex Pin to 6 Pin Power cable adaptor (AK-CB4-6)

Scan code: LN9039 Manufacturer code: AK-CB4-6
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Product Overview Ideal for people that want to use their high-quality older generation power supplies for todays latest graphics cards, this cable converts 2 4 PIN Molex connections into 1 6 pin PCI-E power connection. Please note, for stability purposes, it is best practise to use a molex connection from 2 seperate rails.

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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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Manufacturer:
Akasa
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Akasa PCI Express 4 Molex Pin to 6 Pin Power cable adaptor (AK-CB4-6) is rated 5.0 out of 5 by 1.
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Bought the wrong one, though it's still useful! I bought this because the GPU power connectors on my PSU had extra parts that were causing bad cable management, and my Video Card came with two molex-to-6-pin cables so I thought this would be perfect. It turns out all of the molex connectors are "male", however with two "double-female" molex adapters this would work fine!
Date published: 2013-11-25
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Power for msi gtx 1050 graphics card

Hi, I have bought one of your CIT defender case with psu but there is no 6 pin connector for the graphics card. Can this be used or can you recommend a suitable replacement psu? Thanks in advance
Asked by: Lee1702
Hello, This would be fine to use as a replacement cable. Regards,
Answered by: LizN
Date published: 2017-04-05

Is the Molex connector male or female?

Asked by: LukeyWolf
Both of the connectors from the PSU are male.
Answered by: CarlH
Date published: 2018-06-02
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