Cable Matters 104037x2 0.25m PCIe Power Extension Cable (6 Pin) - Black - 2 Pack - Indoor Use - Compatible with Personal Computer

If you’re doing any kind of GPU install, upgrade, or cable management cleanup, these 6-pin PCIe extensions are exactly what you want. I used them to give myself a little extra reach and cleaner routing inside the case, and they fit perfectly. The connectors click in securely, the retention clips feel solid (not flimsy), and the braided sleeving looks clean and professional. Length is just right at 10 inches, enough to improve cable routing without creating a spaghetti monster inside the case. Build quality is consistent with what I expect from Cable Matters: sturdy connectors, snug fit, and no weird looseness in the pins. They feel safe and reliable, which is exactly what you want when dealing with GPU power. If you need a little extra reach for a graphics card install or just want to clean up your cable layout, these are a simple and solid solution.

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I've had varying degrees of success trying to find good quality 6-pin extension cables that are actually compatible and stable with EVGA PSUs. This 6-pin extension finally delivered! I had no issues powering my video card or OC-ing. Great product!

Used these on my mining rig. Worked perfectly. Extended the PCie connector coming off the cable plugged into the top of my GPU and connected it to the riser. Good quality cable and connectors. Do your research - a lot of other companies offer a similar product, but the reviews will show some of those connectors are wired incorrectly and can cause issues. These are perfect.

Yes its just an extensiom cable. But the most important part is the wires are all 18AWG and all 6 wires are included. That means it will supply an equal amount of power as an 8 pin cable. This also makes the extension a good value compared to far more expensive alternatives. Note: the only reason 6 pins carry less current is because the original spec only had 5 wires in a 6 pin connector. You can verify this is true by looking at your power supply cable. There are only 6 wires and a jumper that splits 2 wires off to the extra 2 pins. Also the two extra pins are only grounds.