Coboc 2LP4PCIE8-6 6.1 in. Dual 4-pin Molex LP4 to 8 Pin PCI Express Video Card Power Adapter Converter Cable

Pros: Quick and easy install. Allowed me to use my new evga htx 960 with my old 650ww power supply. It was alot cheaper than a new power supply.

Cons: It wasn't free, but close.

Overall Review: Some newer cards will work w/o the extra power cord, some will work with the 6 pin, but the 960 will only work with the 8.

Pros: - Inexpensive - Connections fit well - Does exactly what it's supposed to

Cons: None

Overall Review: This little adapter saved my older PSU from being mothballed. The PSU is a PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750w, and a few months back I had upgraded my GPU from a GTX 770 to an ASUS STRIX GTX 970. Within a couple weeks I was getting video signal crashes in some higher-end games like MechWarrior Online and Fallout 4. After going through a number of attempted solutions and considering doing an RMA on the card or getting a new PSU, I decided to give this adapter a try. At $4 USD, no big loss if it doesn't work, right? Well it did work! Been playing a number of different high-end games for the past few months and no more crashes, even during long hours of play time. So if you have an aging PSU and are getting video crashes from a newer GPU, I'd suggest trying this little gem first.

Pros: Functions as described

Cons: none

Pros: Well made molex to 6 pin pci-e adapter. Worked great for my VGA card.

Cons: no cons so far.

Pros: Worked

Cons: After 2 repluggings one of the wires in the 8 pin came loose. I was able to jam it back in there but still.

Pros: works

Cons: none

Pros: Works great

Cons: Didnt know they made a single sata to 6 pin would been better

Overall Review: America Trump yea

Pros: None.

Cons: I was using this to power my 6-pin MSI 1060 GPU and I fried two of my PSU molex connectors doing it... If your PSU doesn't have a 6-pin of it's own... You'd be better off buying a PSU that does rather than going this route.