1ST PC CORP. Model CB-PCI-X2 8" Cable Adapter M-F

Pros: It works! I bought an 800W Power Supply just before AMD and nVidia started coming out with cards that needed 8-pin PCI-e connectors.

It ran an SLI system until recently when I purchased a GTX 480 secondhand. The 480 needs both a 6-pin AND an 8-pin PCI-e connector and I only had three of the 6-pin connectors on my PSU.

I've purchased this and now everything is running great!

Cons: The cord didn't come ecxactly as shown, which is ok. It came as a 2xMolex --> 6+2 Pin PCI-e. Nothing to worry about, as it still does the job, but a little odd to think that you're getting one thing and then you end up with another.

Other Thoughts: Also, the price was a little bit steep. It's a bit cough-worthy when shipping is the same price as the actual cord. I actually wish they would have shipped this tiny thing in a bubble envelope and not a 12'x10'x4' box... it might have cut down on shipping costs...

Pros: It works for PCI-E 8 pin cards. Cool!

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: What are you waiting on, go buy it!

Pros: Simple item for an old AGP video card (Radeon 3850) and the 8-pin connector on the video card threw me for a loop initially, but once it was clear it was the same as a motherboard connector, no problems.

Cons: none I can speak of

Pros: works for my 4890

Cons: none

Pros: - Use for graphics cards such as the HD4890 that now require 8 pin power, but you may not have the proper connector unless your PSU is brand new.

Cons: - Not for use for motherboards * ONLY PCI-E Graphics