COMeap 8 Pin Male to Dual 2X 8 Pin (6+2) Male PCI Express Power Adapter Cable for EVGA PSU 24-inch+8-inch (62cm+21cm) - Not Suitable for Seasonic, Sentey, and Corsair PSU Review

Works well, had to get one for my new 3080. Will replace it with a nicer color cable once I've had enough. It was the cheapest GPU cable I could find in such a short amount of time, so I could justify the ugly yellow design.

After trying the cable on my computer, it would not start. I noticed that the pins on the two ends are reversed. One end goes to 1234, 5678. The other end goes to 4321, 8765. Me. This is important. The product photos do not show this arrangement, but the cables are reversed. Look at you.

At first I thought they were broken but completely forgot that the GPU adapter had to be plugged in and turned on for them to power the GPU. They are very high quality and appear to be solidly built, there are 6 of these on my 3070 mining rig and so far the house hasn't burned to the ground, it runs for about 72 hours straight, a quality product I would recommend.

I accidentally threw away the PCIe cable that came with my modular power supply. This cable has a standard 8-pin PCIe connector on both ends. It works great with my GTX1660 GPU and Seventeam 850W PSU. It has a jumper between the two top right pins. Check your port slots to notice the tiny gap left for this bridge. It's easy to miss at first glance.

Based on other reviews here I compared the cable routing to the stock cable before using it and it didn't fit. The stock cable exit for the 1000 GQ is not a simple 1-1 wire connection like this cable. I was able to change the pinout of this cable to match the factory one and it works fine now, but if I connected it the way it was it would probably destroy my graphics card. Be sure to check your wiring before using this on a GQ Series PSU!

I wasn't sure if this cable would work but after the COMeap reseller assured me it would work I risked the GPU and can confirm that is 100% compatible with my old Thermaltake TR2 RX1000/RXM1000 (semi-modular) power supply. Two PCI-E connectors on the end - 6 + 2 which is what I needed. I was so close to buying a new power supply to replace my existing one and I'm glad I bought this cable instead.

Searched extensively online to find compatibility with my humble B2 power supply. It's the same pinout as the G2/P2/T2, they just don't include it in the compatibility list because it's semi-modular and can't use custom 24-pin cables. I tested these COMeap cables with a multimeter and got scared. a bit with some pictures of the expected pinout. (Mind the perspective! You might think it's mirrored when it's not.) I then compared the COMeap cable to my familiar EVGA cable and everything was…

My new GPU has an 8+6 pin power interface. I only had one 6+2 pin power connector for my EVGA power supply because I had lost the other 6+2 pin power connector and needed it to fully power my new graphics card. It seemed like a good replacement and it works perfectly. I was under the impression that one end of the cable would have a 6-pin connector separated from the others by a 2-pin, so you could use it as a 6-pin power connector if you didn't need the extra two pins. but this cable is a…

I don't think these cables are compatible with the 750GQ as stated in the description. I checked the pin assignment with a multimeter on my original cables from my 750 GQ (PSU side is 3128.4657 and GPU side is 1234.5678). These cables are shown differently, both the PSU side and the GPU side are the same 1234.5678. I used this cable on my GPU for about 10 minutes and everything was fine, but then the GPU stopped. I hard booted my computer and switched to the onboard display port and the GPU…