8Pin to Dual 8Pin PCIe Modular Power Supply Cable Cord Wire for EVGA Supernova

Product Features:

• Compatibility: Designed to connect EVGA Supernova power supplies to graphics cards with dual 8-pin PCIe power connectors.
• High-quality Construction: Made with durable 18AWG wires and molded connectors, ensuring reliable power delivery and longevity.
• Modular Design: Allows for easy cable management and customization, reducing clutter and improving airflow within the system.
• Flexibility: Braided sleeving provides flexibility for easy routing and installation.
• Length Options: Available in various lengths to accommodate different case sizes and cable routing needs.
• Color Options: Black, white, and red color options available to match your system’s aesthetics.

Technical Specifications:

• Connector Type: 8-pin (PSU side) to Dual 8-pin PCIe (GPU side)
• Wire Gauge: 18AWG
• Length Options: 6 inches, 12 inches, 18 inches, 24 inches
• Color Options: Black, White, Red

Benefits:

• Provides reliable power to high-performance graphics cards with dual 8-pin PCIe connectors.
• Improves cable management and airflow, reducing clutter and ensuring optimal system performance.
• Durable construction ensures longevity and reliability.
• Flexible sleeving allows for easy installation and routing.
• Available in various lengths and colors to accommodate different system configurations and preferences.

Additional Features:

• Designed specifically for EVGA Supernova power supplies, ensuring optimal compatibility and performance.
• Backed by a manufacturer’s warranty for peace of mind.

User Concerns and Desires:

• Compatibility with EVGA Supernova power supplies and graphics cards with dual 8-pin PCIe connectors.
• Durability and reliability for extended use.
• Ease of installation and cable management.
• Aesthetic appeal and color options that match system preferences.
• Manufacturer’s warranty for quality assurance.

Relevant External Links:

EVGA Supernova Power Supply Cable Compatibility Guide

Tom’s Hardware EVGA Supernova Power Supply Review

PCWorld How to Install a Power Supply