This cable plugged into the GPU & CPU 4+4 ports on my Corsair HX750 750W power supply. The two 4 pin female connectors on the other end are attached to make an 8pin connector, but they slid apart to get two 4-pin connectors. The 4-pin connector plugged into the secondary CPU power port on my ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) ATX motherboard and is doing a great job of supping power to my AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core CPU.
All of the metal contacts of this cable are female. The sex is correctly defined by the metal contacts, not the plastic housing. The de3scription for this product is incorrect.
Build Details:
AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core 3.5 GHz AM4 Processor
ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) Motherboad w/8 sata ports
(2) Memory F4-3200C14D-32GFX G.SKILL Flare X Series (2 x 16GB) DDR4 (PC4 25600) for 64GB
Asus DUAL-GTX1660S-O6G-EVO GeForce GTX 1660 Graphics Card
Corsair CSSD-F2000GBMP600 Force MP600 M.2 2280 2TB PCI-Express Gen 4.0 x4 SSD
Corsair HX750 750W power supply
COMeap B07VF887KN CPU 8 Pin Male to CPU 4+4 Detachable Cable
Scythe SCMG-5100 Mugen 5 Rev.B Air CPU Cooler
(2) Thermaltake CL-F039-PL14BU-A 140mm Case Fans
Thermaltake CL-F055-PL12BU-A Box of 3 120mm Case Fans
Rosewill VIPER Z Mid-Tower Case
Windows 10 Home 64-bit
CPU-Z benchmarks:
multi thread: 10988
single thread: 557
CrystalDiskMark 7.0.0 x64 benchmarks:
SEQ1M Q8T1: read:5009.03 write:4250.13
SEQ1M Q1T1: read:3184.02 write:4239.74
RND4K Q32T16 read:2901.25 write:2458.03
RND4K Q1T1 read:57.82 write:208.11
I reused the Rosewill VIPER Z case and Corsair HX750 power supply from a previous build. I replaced all of the case fans and needed to buy an extra cable for the second 4-pin CPU power connector, The Roswell case has seven 2.5"h disk drive slots. I choose the motherboard because it had 8 6GB SATA ports for the seven drives and one DVD drive.
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How to use this cable to connect with your GPUs and PSUs?
8 Pin to 8 Pin(4+4) for Corsair PSUs
Compatible Type:
Compatible PSUs:AX760I/AX860I/AX1200I/AX1500I/AX760/AX850/AX860/HX1200I/HX1000I/HX850I/HX750I/RM1000I/RM850I/RM750I/RM650I/RM1000X/RM850X/RM750X/RM650X/RM550X/RM1000/RM850/RM750/RM650/RM550/RM450/SF750/SF600/SF450/HX750/HX1200/TX850M/TX750M/TX650M/CX750M/CX650M/CX550M; (NOTE: Do not work with AX1200 and EVGA PSUs.)
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Pinout (wire-connecting sequence)Please carefully check the wire-connecting sequence. |
How to slide on/off the 4 pinThe 8 pin (4+4) ends could be used as 4 pin or 8 pin end by sliding on/off the 4 pin. |
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| Supported Devices | devices with molex port | Graphic cards | motherboard with 24 pin port | motherboard with 24 pin port | RTX 30 Series GPU |
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Pci-EX to Cpu Header(PSU 8pin)
Works like it's supposed to, if you have two rails 12v try to figure out which rall is which so you can have one PSU power on Each rail, Not 2 PSU draws on the same rail, you may burn up your PS.Here is an Excerpt from AnandTech: "It's important to have one 12V rail supply the CPU with power and the second rail for the PCI-E slots and 6-pin connector. Unfortunately, many companies make a tremendous mistake when it comes to power distribution. We have seen several power supplies that use one 12V rail for the 6-pin PEG connector and then a second 12V rail for the CPU and 24-pin ATX connector. That means if you have a graphics card that doesn't include a 6-pin jack, both the CPU and GPU will use the same 12V rail for power. In this case, the second 12V rail goes completely unused, and users risk drawing too much current on the remaining 12V rail. In addition, how much power a GPU draws from the 6-pin connector and how much it takes from the PEG slot varies."In other words be sure that your are using the second rail with this, if you can look up the specs of your Corsair PSU. Good Luck!! Happy Gaming/Teching. Happy Hollidays', Merry Christmas. Here's the system I'm using it with:I was gonna knock one star for no Instructions, but you know what, If you are buying this, you should already know why.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2020
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2023
I bought this cable for my Gigabyte GP-P850GM. Of course, it didn't work the way it came. I had to rewire it using a multimeter to verify my existing cables. I pulled the cables from the PSU connection and reinserted them to match my gigabyte PSU outputs. The CPU side is standard, but hate that all PSU mnf. have different outputs on their power supply's. Couldn't find my gigabyte cables anywhere for sale!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2019
Works like it's supposed to, if you have two rails 12v try to figure out which rall is which so you can have one PSU power on Each rail, Not 2 PSU draws on the same rail, you may burn up your PS.
Here is an Excerpt from AnandTech: "It's important to have one 12V rail supply the CPU with power and the second rail for the PCI-E slots and 6-pin connector. Unfortunately, many companies make a tremendous mistake when it comes to power distribution. We have seen several power supplies that use one 12V rail for the 6-pin PEG connector and then a second 12V rail for the CPU and 24-pin ATX connector. That means if you have a graphics card that doesn't include a 6-pin jack, both the CPU and GPU will use the same 12V rail for power. In this case, the second 12V rail goes completely unused, and users risk drawing too much current on the remaining 12V rail. In addition, how much power a GPU draws from the 6-pin connector and how much it takes from the PEG slot varies."
In other words be sure that your are using the second rail with this, if you can look up the specs of your Corsair PSU. Good Luck!! Happy Gaming/Teching. Happy Hollidays', Merry Christmas. Here's the system I'm using it with:
I was gonna knock one star for no Instructions, but you know what, If you are buying this, you should already know why.
Here is an Excerpt from AnandTech: "It's important to have one 12V rail supply the CPU with power and the second rail for the PCI-E slots and 6-pin connector. Unfortunately, many companies make a tremendous mistake when it comes to power distribution. We have seen several power supplies that use one 12V rail for the 6-pin PEG connector and then a second 12V rail for the CPU and 24-pin ATX connector. That means if you have a graphics card that doesn't include a 6-pin jack, both the CPU and GPU will use the same 12V rail for power. In this case, the second 12V rail goes completely unused, and users risk drawing too much current on the remaining 12V rail. In addition, how much power a GPU draws from the 6-pin connector and how much it takes from the PEG slot varies."
In other words be sure that your are using the second rail with this, if you can look up the specs of your Corsair PSU. Good Luck!! Happy Gaming/Teching. Happy Hollidays', Merry Christmas. Here's the system I'm using it with:
I was gonna knock one star for no Instructions, but you know what, If you are buying this, you should already know why.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024
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Jurjan Rozema
Broken cable, doesn’t work
Reviewed in the Netherlands on March 21, 2024
Rjh
Good Quality - Worked as Expected
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 6, 2024