Yes, you can use a split cable for two different components.

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Yes, you can use a split cable for two different components.

Yes, you can use a split cable for two different components.

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i3z___
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03-18-2021, 06:02 AM

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I'm checking if I can combine the split cables to supply two devices on my PC. My PSU only offers two PCIe slots, and I already have one cable connected to my graphics card (Radeon 6700 XT) and another to my CPU cooler (ICUE Link H100i). The GPU requires two 8-pin connectors, while the PSU split cables are designed for a single device. I'm worried about modifying the existing connection, so I'm unsure if it's safe or possible without risking damage. Let me know if you need more details.

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i3z___

03-18-2021, 06:02 AM #1

I'm checking if I can combine the split cables to supply two devices on my PC. My PSU only offers two PCIe slots, and I already have one cable connected to my graphics card (Radeon 6700 XT) and another to my CPU cooler (ICUE Link H100i). The GPU requires two 8-pin connectors, while the PSU split cables are designed for a single device. I'm worried about modifying the existing connection, so I'm unsure if it's safe or possible without risking damage. Let me know if you need more details.