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 24" PCIe LEADS  
6-pin PCI-e connector (black)
60cm (24"), 16AWG wires (yellow and black)
stripped ends on wire  (0.5cm)
Good for loads up to 300W
Ideal for server power supply conversions
https://i.imgur.com/wQ01QeX.jpg https://i.imgur.com/lmpDPE5.jpg https://i.imgur.com/DFgxWdMl.jpg

1-4 units: $3.45 each
5-10 units: $2.80 each
11-16 units: $2.45 each
17-24 units: $2.15 each
50 units: $1.80 each
100 units: $1.60 each
200 units+ $1.50 each


 24"  PCIe-to-PCIe
2x 6-pin PCI-e connector (black)
60cm (24"), 16AWG wires (yellow and black)
One PCIe connector at each end
Good for loads up to 300W
Ideal for breakout boards or modular power supplies where you need a cable with a connector at each end
https://i.imgur.com/CiFOmYBl.jpg https://i.imgur.com/zgwxotul.jpg https://i.imgur.com/53wVKVml.jpg

1-4 units: $3.60 each
5-10 units: $2.95 each
11-16 units: $2.55 each
17-24 units: $2.30 each
50 units: $1.95 each
100 units: $1.74 each
200 units+ $1.63 each



OUT OF STOCK

 6" Y-SPLITTERS  [/b]
3x PCIe connectors (M-F-M) (one 6pin feeding 2x 6+2pin)
2x 4" 18awg legs/branches
Good for loads up to 160W/branch or 300W combined
Ideal for powering GPUs that require 8-pin connectors for optimum power
http://i63.tinypic.com/51rkzr.jpg

1-4 units: $3.50 each
5-10 units: $2.80 each
11-16 units: $2.45 each
17-24 units: $2.15 each
50 units: $1.80 each
100 units: $1.60 each
200 units+ $1.50 each
[/s]  6" Y-SPLITTERS  
3x PCIe connectors (M-F-M)
2x 6" 18awg legs/branches
Good for loads up to 160W/branch or 300W combined
Ideal for powering multiple lower-draw connectors
https://i.imgur.com/41bLeGvl.jpg  https://i.imgur.com/akH17AOl.jpg

1-4 units: $3.50 each
5-10 units: $2.80 each
11-16 units: $2.45 each
17-24 units: $2.15 each
50 units: $1.80 each
100 units: $1.60 each
200 units+ $1.50 each




These are solid connectors and far superior to many power supply cables or cheap wiring found in some 18awg cables. The 16awg cable is capable of supplying 300W without significant heating up of the wires, and I've tested them at over 320W without failure (at that load active cooling of the wires is advised). Ive been able to run an antminer S5 using a pair of 16awg cables and a pair of splitters to distribute power to all 4 connectors at stock speeds. DISCLAIMER: Please be aware that I claim no liability on these claims and correct cable operation (installation and monitoring for heat or problems) is the full responsibility of the buyer.

SHIPPING FROM TORONTO, CANADA

SHIPPING:
CANADA
1-4 units:  $6
5-10 units: $10
11-16 units: $13
17-24 units:
2-3 day tracked expresspost : $25
3-6 days untracked : $16
50 units:
2-3 day tracked expresspost : $42
3-6 days untracked : $28

USA
1-4 units:  $10
5-10 units: $13
11-16 units: $15
17-24 units
2-3 day tracked expresspost : $40
6day tracked expedited: $26
50 units
2-3 day tracked expresspost : $65
6day tracked expedited: $40

FIXED-PRICE SPECIALS:
4 cables and basic US shipping = $25
8 cables and basic US shipping = $34 (add $1.50 if PCIe-PCIe)
16 cables and basic US shipping = $52.50 (add $2.50 if PCIe-PCIe)
24 cables and tracked US shipping = $75 (add $4 if PCIe-PCIe)
32 cables and tracked US shipping = $95 (add $5 if PCIe-PCIe)
50 cables and tracked US shipping = $130 (add $7 if PCIe-PCIe)

I might be able to get the shipping rates a bit lower on certain quantities depending what the post office can offer - feel free to ask for a quote if you want a special order. mix-and-match is allowed.

 DROP-SHIPPING
drop-shipment is available on orders of 200-10,000 pcs. It is more cost effective (>1.20/cable) but takes longer to arrange, usually about 8-12 business days between payment and delivery

BTC and Paypal accepted

20 sold already in <24hrs!

I am away from the 14-21st, so if you are interested i can only accept and ship order up till sunday evening, otherwise outstanding requests will ship on the 22nd

Any chance of you getting 8 pin cables?

LOL "the garbage 18AWG connectors found on ebay"  You better not be referring to my pristine cables fool. 

not sure which those are. I just know ive had an '8pin ATX to 6pin PCIe' cable burst into flames within 5 minutes of turning on the power supply, and only 200W of load through the connector (which actually had 8 18awg wires). I also cut open a molex->pcie wire that was labelled as 18awg and the inside wire is much thinner than a sewing needle.

These 16AWG wires are good quality, and are fully capable of carrying a high current without heating up or failing

I dont see much point in an 8pin cable - no ASIC hardware uses them, and most GPUs use only 6pin anyhow. The extra 2 pins are both black GND wires and AFAIK the GPUs with 8pin sockets will run fine with only a 6pin cable

Got mine!  Thanks Klondike!!! 

Works great... still have to use braided extensions to reach my S1's, but I used these to replace my thinner Monoprice PCI-E cables to HP Server Power Supplies.

if i do another batch of these I will get them in 2ft lengths to make extensions less necessary  (4ft may also be possible but likely require a pre-order or 'on request')

lots of these available still to ship when i gt home from holiday Monday!  (about 65 left)

yikes it is troubling that people would sell things and lie about them!  No thicker than a sewing needle might be 22 gauge or less!   ???

I'm the guy with pterodactyl teeth cables.  http://r.ebay.com/vnn6Hq

16 gauge and they work with your cables i think....

https://i.imgur.com/d7exgmI.jpg?1



We should team up and do business

these cables would definitely be compatible!

LOTS of cables still for sale! They work great and the tinned ends make soldering as easy as it gets

not sure if you are asking about my cables (bare wires to PCIe) or the PCIe to 5mm jacks in the image.

I am still selling the wires in my first post, and they are 16awg. terrific for linking a server or specialized 12V source to a PCIe compatible miner

Any chance of getting updated pictures? The OP shows invalid image?

Thanks

fixed - guess the uploaded link died after a certain time period. :)

You've got mail.

My original batch of cables is pretty much sold out completely!

I am preparing to order a new batch with revised design that will be 36", 16awg, and the ends will NOT be tinned to allow better twisting and flexibility (0.75cm stripped at the tips)

I expect I will be able to sell these for a similar price as the original batch/listing, perhaps for slightly less.  If you are interested in 50+ units please email me and I will be able to secure a larger order and pass on the bulk savings. The last batch was only 100 units and so far I am looking at 400+ units demand this time around.

I am also looking into Y-splitters made with 16awg cable

I'm interested in possibly picking up some of these (8?, enough for 4 Antminer S1's). Any ETA on when these will be available?

Got 10 r9 290s that I have to connect both the 8 pin and the 6 pin power connectors.

I I just got pricing for a new batch of 24" 16awg wires with 0.75cm stripped ends - in bulk I can do 50/$90 or 100/$160, plus shipping (around $25 4-7day ground or $45 and its 2-3 day express, but i would have to confirm the exact weight/cost.  I can probably be reshipping next week, likely by tuesday.

I can also order Y-splitters made with 18awg (M-F-M) for 10/$25, 25/$40.


I am also selling smaller quantities at the same pricing model as the 30cm/1' cords, so consider the extra 1' length a feature of having a more dedicated bulk customer base ;)

Can you make these with a male plug on one end and a female plug on the other? Interested in some for extensions.

same

I don't se why not, but it may not be until next batch.   The Y-splitters may act well as extensions

OP is updated with the new cables photos and pricing.

The splitters look great and I personally will be using a pair of 24" leads with a splitter on each so that I can run 2 antminers per DPS800 PSU (using gigampz board). The non-tinned ends also make these a bit easier to work with since the tinned stuff was stiff and unable to twist together very easily.

Complain about 18awg PCI-e cables on ebay... then offer 18awg splitters  ???
Wouldn't the splitters need to be 16awg as well to match the PCI-e cables that you offer?
(Serious question, I'm not an electric guy...)

I have a gigampz & PSU that is currently running a single Antminer S1, but I would like to split the other 2 leads from the gigampz to power 2 Asicminer Cubes.
Any input on if these splitter cables would work for that without dying in a fire?

I couldnt get splitters made with 16awg since two wires wouldn't fit in the single crimp pin. I advise a lot of caution using splitters especially for high amperage draws.

that said, these use thick wires. I once had an ebay splitter with 18awg wires burst into flames, and on post-mortem inspection forund that the wires were not nearly the correct thickness - they were measly little strands of aluminum. These splitters are much better, and actually resemble the quality of splitters that often come with mid-range GPUs and can handle some actual draw.

Ill post some more pictures in just a minute, but I can confirm two things:
1) you can use two cables and 2 splitters to have 4 PCIe plugs off a gigampz board with one wire per screw terminal. looks good and (i havent tested yet) should be ideal for two antminer S1 units
2) with the untinned 16awg wires, you can actually twist two together and fit them into the screw terminals, thus putting 4x 24" leads on a single gigampz board without the need for splitters

Two alternative setups for the gigampz boards: you can fit 2 16awg wires per terminal if you need to balance larger loads.

http://i57.tinypic.com/2s1nmgl.jpg


This is what happens when you use adapters with thin wires unable to carry a load. notice this is an 8pin ATX to 6pin PCIe adapter that burnt up under 200w load, probably only a 22awg wire at best. it even melted into a nearby fan wire.

http://i60.tinypic.com/2qmdxjp.jpg

notice the difference between the burnt-out adapter and the 18awg y-splitter I sell. There is also a 16awg tip from the 24" cable visible, which is a little bit thicker again.

Curious, what would you suggest is the best setup using a GigAmpz board with two of the new S3?s  They can use 2x or 4x PCIE now, with 4x recommended for overclocking.

Would using 2 levels of splitters or a splitter on the end of the 24" 16awg with two per screw terminal work better?

two levels of splitter is a bad idea, the resistivity will add up and youll see increased heat and voltage drop on the wires.

Honestly, I dont know whether it would be better to use a single 16awg lead per PCB or to use a lead+splitter per PCB. Adding a splitter means more wire resistance, but also means less resistance within the PCB's copper traces by spacing out the 12V and GND power inputs more effectively to the chips. I would lean slightly towards using the splitter, but until i test out for myself i cant say for sure.

Always exercise saution with cables and check that they do not get hot. The 18awg should support 125W without a problem, but use discretion. A cramped cabling run with no ventilation will be more risky then an installation where the cables receive a little bit of airflow

How outrageous would the shipping be for 50~ cables to northern Europe (Sweden)?

roughly~
4 day tracked - $110
surface parcel (8-14 days?) - $60

shipping overseas is pricey. if you want to check quotes with other couriers, or to other countries, 50 cables is about 11.25"x9"x2.5" and 2.75kg (~6lbs), shipping from m6k2z6, toronto

60$ isn't actually that bad with Swedish standards, high taxes makes most stuff seem reasonable lol :D I need to find out if my current cables will work out for the S3s I've ordered, if they end up being sub par I shall be returning!


Also for anyone looking for a server supply where it's easy to solder cables I can recommend the HP DPS-1200FBA (need to find exact model nr to find them on ebay, example 438202-001, 440785-001, 441830-001). The big drawback is that it is only rated for 900W@120V rather than the 1200W you get at 230V. But it's 80+ platinum and a lot easier to work with than some other supplies I've seen mentioned around here.

thanks for the tip.

I suggest using 208/240V whenever possible. you improve PSU efficiency by about 5%, which for a few kW can pay off the cost of a 240 breaker and outlet with the savings over a few months. plus, power supplies can usually push an extra couple watts

ive been asked a few times - these are still for sale and selling fast!

I just want to say I have used these cables from klondike and they work well.   Fast shipment and great communication.


By the way I am the guy who can make dual 16awg splitters or combiners, with a bit of magic.  ;)

Are these still for sale

^yes.


When these run out of stock I will make that known. As of now, there are still about 200x 24" leads and 60x 6" M-F-M splitters

sent you a pm. thanks.

I just got some of the PCI-E cables and they work great.  You can use only 2 on a S3 (BM recommends 4 if you are overclocking, but the cable can handle the power just fine) and they are not warm at all.  Easily 16 AWG cables, I think they can go to 80 Celsius (I need to double check that, but I believe that is what they are rated at).  

Overall, they are great.  Klondike ships them out quickly, I got them in about 4 days.  

Thanks Klondike!!

Sent you a pm

are these still available?

I wouldn't mind having about 20 of them.  Shipping to the US, in Georgia.  I tried sending a PM and it says" the last message you send was less than 360 seconds ago"  which is totaly bogus cause i havent ever sent a message.   

Could you PM me? Thank you!

45 cables still available, and about 70 splitters!

This means I need to order a new batch - If you have any requests for me to carry a certain cable or slightly modify the design of the last batch cables please let me know ASAP in this thread or by PM.

orders of MOQ 100 can get custom cables and might be able to ship directly from the manufacturer for a bit of a discount compared to reshipping from me. MOQ 200 is where the magic happens as it enables me to place larger orders and carry bulk pricing into the resales (why i could offer 24" cables this time for the same price as 12" previously)

Is shipping to France available?
If it is, I'll grab the remaining cables.

Buying cable in Bulk Quantity is a very wise decision you can save a lot of money by this, but just make sure you are buying from the trusted company because, if the cables come out bad, then it's going to end up very bad for you because of the Bulk quantity that you buy, so it's good to buy in Bulk quantity but always make sure you know the person or company you are dealing with, and all the best of luck for your project.

ROBERT FROM--- http://westcables.com/

I am actually very happy with these cables. Over the past year I have bought about 6-7 different power cable types on ebay looking to power PCIe gear using other methods (ATX connector, molex pairs, extensions split in half to act as leads), and everything is made of feeble little wires that surely are not 18awg as marked.

The cables i get now are thick. if you bend them they will retain the shape, and the internal wire is a true 16awg or the leads and 18awg for the splitters. They have been working like a charm since i got them, powering a wide variety of devices and power draws up to 300W per lead

Honestly I'd like to see an 8pin EPS12v to 6pin PCIe adapter. I caniballized an EPS12v extender to attach leads from my R-Boxes but most of the hardware I'm ordering these days uses PCIe connectors, and most of these power supplies have 8pin 12v connector that I can't easily use.

I'm not sure how many others would be in the market for such, but I'd sure like to see it. Count me in for an order of at least two if you make them.

I have an MOQ much higher unfortunately, and cannot see a market for sales of a cable like this in quantities greater than 1-10. In comparison PCIe leads and splitters often sell in much higher quantities to dedicated miners for server gear conversion

No worries just thought I'd throw it out there. Might buy some of your bare ended cables and splice a few up myself if I wind up getting more s3's

If you need something specific let me know.  It is what I do.

-sry kb

no worries - youve bought cables from me before to modify to suit more specialized orders :)
Im open to custom requests if the MOQ is >50 or if I beleive that I can sell >50 of the design in a month. By comparison I sold more than 250 of the PCIe leads this past month and very few splitters, which indicates many of my customers are dealing with server supplies

ps: If you are looking for 1-10 splitters I can likely ship them for slightly less than the listed cost since they are a bit lighter than the 24" leads. I am open to custom-quotes based on what is needed on a per-customer basis

Would there be any cost savings if the leads were a lot shorter?  Say rather than about 2 feet long, what if they were about 1/4 as long?   Material costs might go way down, shipping costs might as well (it would be only about 1/4 of the current weight). 

Personally, I run 10 gauge wire out to the PCI-E cables.  It is easier (and probably cheaper) if I keep the 10 gauge wire run as long as possible and minimize the PCI-E cable length.   I am not sure if others are trying to go straight from their PSU to the PCI-E cables, but I like having about 5 feet of cable between the PSU and the miner (just how my shelves stack best). 

If we could do the shorter length, I would buy a bunch.  Actually, I will buy some more either way, but the shorter cable works best for me :)

My first batch was 1' leads and i got a lot of feedback that they were too short unless used the way you do. I can realistically order a mix of long and short cables in the next batch, and a 6" lead would likely be about 50-60% the price and cheaper to ship

Klondike_bar: You have PM! :)

I'm interested in 8-pin to 8-pin. Like you'd run from the modular PSU and then to those splitters... about as heavy of gauge as you can fit in 8-pin, and 3ft length.

by lead i mean bare wires on one end and a PCIe plug at the other. What you say above sounds better suited to my 6" M-F-M Y-splitters that would be great for powering all 4 sockets of an S3 using only two pcie connections

You have PM.

Sorry, by bridge I was trying to create a visual of the length of the wires (enough length to bridge the PCI-E plugs - about 6" on each wire would be enough).  I was thinking of using the 16 gauge, but 18 would be fine as well.  The 16 gauge do not heat up at all (using 2 on 1 stock S3), I am sure the 18 gauge would work just as good.  Bitmain has talked about making the S3 overclockable, but the current batches don't pull much at all.  Assuming this doesn't change, I bet 2 of the 18 gauge connectors could power a stock ant.  6 of the 18 gauge wires (2 PCI-E plugs - 6 +, 6 -) have more capacity than the 1 10 gauge wire that is feeding it...

Overall, if I am looking for short 18 gauge PCI-E, I could just use the splitter as you suggested.   You already had the solution :)

I will test that out and get back to you...  I imagine the 18 gauge will work good... 

On a side note, what about fabricating a pair of 10 gauge (1 +, 1 -) to 2 PCI-E?  Basically I could just splice that into the 10 gauge I have running off of the PSU, and I would have 2 PCI-E per pair of 10 gauge from the PSU.  That would be pure bliss right there!!! :)

The 18gauge splitter works fine and works well with the 16awg leads.  I power an Rk-Box using 2 leads and 2 splitters without issues, and thats for a power draw of ~460W which is more than an S3. The 18awg wire i use is very good quality

I sent you a PM, looks like the package is being returned to you.

Sending you a PM for 10 splitters.


David

Just wanted to chime in to give props to klondike_bar.  These are solid cables; I have 50 of them in my workshop that I'm using for PSU conversions.

Buy with ease; klondike_bar is good people.

Pm sent.

currently between batches - should have a huge box of them arrive on monday or uesday next week :)

anyone looking to order keep an eye on the thread for the delivery announcement, otherwise i can take orders now but they may take a few days to ship based on when the batch does actually get to my door

Just checking to see if you have gotten the next batch in?

KB - sent you a PM about ordering some..

thx!

can i inquire how much it will cost for shipping to Philippines    40pcs

24" PCI-E cables with 16AWG wires

and do you sell also used or refurbish Server psu  like DPS 2000BB?? so it will be one package at leash if i buy


thank and more power to your goods

Batch has been in for about a week, but haven't had a whole lot of time to update the thread properly

Ive put some fixed prices in place for common quantities, to help streamline the order process a little since I commonly get emails requesting quotes. If you are interested in larger orders I am happy to create custom quotes

 :D SPECIALS: ;D
4 cables and basic US shipping = $23
8 cables and basic US shipping = $35
16 cables and basic US shipping = $50

sorry for late reply, im busy this past few weeks that i can open an inernet, and check my pm ,,


i want to get my order is there any escrow for this transaction ??

and also if you sell a board connector HP DPS-1200FBA  ( 438202-001 ) more likly the gigaamps board like on the pic you post ???

sent a reply to your PM

Heya, I'd like to order a set of 8 cables, shipped to USA please. PM me payment info and I will reply back with shipping and transaction info.
Thanks mate!

Klondike is the man, I just got another box from him!  He is a man of his word, I have sent him a little over 2 BTC for this last batch (without using escrow) and he always delivers a very high quality product.  I believe he has the best prices on cables and they are very high quality.  Even the smaller gauge splitters can handle about 250 watts per PCI-E connector without any significant heating up.  I imagine you could put a decent amount more than 250 watts per PCI-E cable, but I don't have any equipment that asks for that much power per PCI-E cable.

He always hooks me up, thank you very much Klondike!

thanks for the feedback!

I still have a few cables in stock, and expect a large delivery of cables AND SPLITTERS sometime in the next 5-10 days.

I want to get some of the 24" PCI-E cables with 16AWG wires for my Zeus Thunders.

16 cables and basic US shipping = $50   

where do i send the BTC?

Send me a PM - i am afk right now but can provide an address this evening

Can us underprivileged Europeans also buy them? I would like to buy a bunch if the price is right and the shipping is reasonably cheap.

I can organise direct shipping to cut down on costs, but the MOQ is 100

hey KB got your PM. will reply soon. bump !

Just got the shipment notification on my newest batch of cables. I thought it would ship several days ago, but at least i now know its with DHL in hong kong, and should arrive during the week.

Im not a fan of 'pre-orders', but if anyone wants to organize their order with me (the batch is both 6"+6" splitters and 24" leads) prior to the cables landing in Canada, it would make it fast and efficient for me to repack and ship them out the very next day.

ps: im looking at the possbility of 36" cables or other esigns in the future - any requests or thoughts? (ps: i cant strand two connectors on a single 16awg lead - the cable is too thick - hence the splitter)

Just a heads up. 120cm is NOT 24". 60cm is approximately 24". Or perhaps they are 120cm long in which case they are approximately 48". Large price difference.

What are you trying to accomplish here?  I may be able to work something out for you.

Oops you are right, 60cm/24".   Not sure how that slipped in there.

The new batch is at DHL on hold for pickup this afternoon :)

Was looking to make 2-headed cables similar to what many psus ship with, but using quality 16awg wires. I was informed that the molex pcie crimp pins do not fit two 16awg wires, 2x18awg is the max

Ah, I see.  But why would you want to increase the load so much on the 16awg lead by adding another terminal end?  I would think separate leads would be cooler and safer.  Is it a space saving issue? 

Anyway, just between you and me and the wall I can do double 16awg wire crimps even using the wire you sell.  It takes a bit of finesse and patience (and a couple of tricks) but it can be done correctly.  It is the method I use for making my 2:1 reverse adapters for Neptune/Titans.  ;)

mostly for people who like filling all the connections on stuff like the S3, or multiple lower power devices. Would also mean 6" of wire for the second connector as opposed to 24", saving some cost and shipping.

Mostly just interested in what sort of wires people are interested in, as the majority of interest is the leads, but I also go through the 18awg splitters pretty quick.

ANYways: I now have >500 leads and 100 splitters in hand today

aluminum wire. the 16awg can handle over 280W easily (I beleive someone said they loaded over 350W without issue - i havent tested that far)

bump to the top - plenty of cables in stock, and the splitters work great for antminers

bump to the top! This subforum buries things quickly :o

up to the top of the pile - plenty still for sale, and Im working on making a kit that can be easily used with a 2100W IBM server PSU

HELLO...,

I'm ready to order more cables.  Im replacing the old thin wire on all my asics...

I'lll take 32 cables ( 24" PCI-E cables with 16AWG wires ) and basic US shipping = $95

I see you accept paypal.  lets do that on this order.

send me an invoice...

just responded via PM - confirm fro me and ill send an invoice today.

UPDATE REGARDING COMPATIBILITY WITH IBM POWEREDGE 2100W PSU:

Ive recently picked up one of these beast supplies, and been able to use my cables with it by simply adding some quick-disconnect fittings to my cables. This allows 8 cables on a single 2100W supply, or effectively 250w/PCIe (which is well within operating range for these 16awg wires).

only issue is that the connectors on the supply have a slight taper, and the quick disconnects can pull off if not careful. This is easily fixed with the application of some JB weld or similar metal epoxy. I'll have pictures up soon - the final product (including a layer of liquid electrical tape) looks clean and professional, and the method for jumpring the PSU to turn on is simply connecting 3 pins (5min solder job). Its possible to convert this ~$30 used PSU into a 2000W+ beast for only $30 in materials and maybe 30min of your time (less if you are doing a few simultaneously)

Could you please give me a final price for 64 24" leads shipped to USA?

PM sent. as a general note, if you send me a PM ill see it sooner then i notice posts in the thread :)

Got it Thanks.

Plenty of cables still in stock- these are perfect for running sp20 units, which can demand over 250w per pcie cable

The poster was no doubt referring to the 8-pin EPS +12v cables used on A1/A2 miners based on Innosilicon's boards eg. 'Dragons'.

They are designed for supplemental power to CPU's with 4 +12v and 4 returns. http://www.moddiy.com/pages/Power-Supply-Connectors-%26-Pinouts.html (http://www.moddiy.com/pages/Power-Supply-Connectors-%26-Pinouts.html)

Those are not the 6+2 PCIe GPU variants with the 2 extra returns in them.

And yes, I'd be interested in a few of them as well...

Ah - I suppose these could be made, but theres two issues:
1) cost will be about 30% higher (33% more wire, connector, and weight)
2) I really need a 100MOQ to create new cables. If anyone is interested in putting some deposit on at least 50 i could have them made, but from what ive seen the great majority of equipment is powered by PCIe.

Hello Klondike_bar,
I sent you PM - with no response from you.
I need 16 AWG cable with 6-pin PCI connectors on each side.
How much will it be?

time for pics!
http://i62.tinypic.com/2rha5hz.jpghttp://i59.tinypic.com/og9eza.jpg


note that the pins for always-on are not yet shorted, but its easy to do.

sorry, thought i got back to you already. I dont have any of those in stock, but am getting a pile of them in my next batch (should be in my hands just before christmas)

they will be slightly more expensive, about $0.20/cable more  for most order quantities

Thank you for reply, will come back after Christmas :)

I also have a question - I have 2 HP ProLiant DL ML G6 G7 PSU 1200W - their outs are a blade? (not sure how to call this, similar to how cards are plugged in a motherboard in a computer)

- is there a way to "convert" them to feed miners? I.e. somehow make PCI outs?

Thanks again!

often the blade has PS_on or similar sensing connectors (like the green wire on an ATX supply), generaly you need to solder a jumper witre between the pins, and then solder or otherwise bond the cables i sell to the connector blade

What model number is the PSU?  Minersource.net sells a version of the Gigampz breakout board for the HP DPS-1200FBA which sounds like what you are talking about.

http://minersource.net/products/hp-dps-1200w-power-supply-with-adapter-board

adapter boards work well also, depends if you prefer a $40+ board or doing it yourself with a little bit of wire and a soldering gun (takes about 30min if you are inexperienced)

Yeah definitely depends on how you value your time and how many you need or if you want to be able to resell the supply and if you already own the soldering equipment you would need to do that.

Thank you for you help!

I probably would be capable of soldering  :D, the only problem with this I do not see "output diagram", or not sure how to call it, in other words what output is what (0, -5V, +12V etc).

I will check what I can find /do, and will check this ready solution too.

Thanks again!

new batch in stock! including a new item!

24" 16awg PCIe-to-PCIe cable: great for bridging between PCIe sockets or using on compatible modular power supplies (such as the EVGA and some corsairs). Price is marginally more than the 24" PCIe leads (about $0.10/cable more)

They will also work great with my upcoming designs that will use PCI-E plugs instead of screw terminals for easier and faster deployment.

curious - any of the PSUs your boards work with run quietly? Most server supplies are only acceptable for datacenter use at anything over 40% load so over time ive tried to move to cheap secondhand 1200W+ gold supplies

The common slot 1200w DPS 1200 FBA are nice for home mining. The fan isn't too loud, at least for me.
The second option is to use the DPS2000 BB with 6 quiet fans.
But with the exception of the ones I'm using as space heaters, my miners are now in a separate part of the house, so I use the DL580G3 and DPS 2000 BB ones with "jumbo jet" fans.

lots of cables left!

Hi klondike I will take you up on 4 cables special sent to the US. PM me the details on how to pay. Thanks

Payment sent for 4 cables 84de1fd6a6b0687b642a51cadd9bbee0d35f1b8d98756ecaa018fd2a740e5280

Bought 4 of these and they are delivered. Nice quality cables! Thanks!

Do want these, just ordered some cheap ebay ones. but these, oh so pretty!

be careful with ebay - often times stuff on there is made with 18awg wire, or even thinner than that wire. The reason  started making thse custom cables was because an EPS8pin -> PCIe 6pin (with corrected polarity and wiring) caught fire within 2 minutes of experiencing ~150w load. after the fire was out, it was obvious the wiring was thin, likely 20awg, and the 18awg markings on the wire were false.

the 16awg and 18awg wiring i use for these cables is high quality, and weighs a lot. Each 24" lead is about 62g in weight due to the thick 16awg core

I can confirm what you experienced. I've got two spools of "16AWG" wires with all the correct markings on them, but when I measured them, they were closer to 18 AWG.
Despite telling the seller that this is an important safety matter, he kept saying that it was only the external diameter, and it doesn't change the effective quality of the wire.
And I was measuring the diameter of the copper, not the PVC insulation, but let's assume it was a language barrier.  :-[

The wires on the cables I've got from you last year are even slightly better than 16AWG, very nice stuff for the price.

Have ordered almost half a ton of these cables, they are great and of very good quality.

new cables are with the fedex delivery guy right now, should have them available in the next few hours.

I've re-designed the first listing with more detailed prices, specials, and to properly price the different cable types

Do you have 2 * 6pin pci-e to 1 6pin pci-e? like a converter from 2 to 1, like the knc should have shipped with their last miners...
thx!

not 2-to-1, sorry. I have 1-to-2 splitter though.

Not trying to poach your thread KB but I can do this for the KnC miners.

no sweat - but honestly from what im reading, the neptunes pull about 300W through the PCIe connectors. That is pretty reasonable for my 16awg cables to handle (ive tested them to around 320W without any major concerns), and building in a splitter wouldnt significantly improve things

more like 400w! 5 cubes at a total of 2kw is 400w

i don't have neptunes, but sp20, and i got a lot of smaller psu's that i want to use on sp20 ;D

^ahh - looking at some reviews and failure images i see you're right, and 350-400W draw is possible at higher clock settings (thats stupidly dangerous even if you had a 14awg PCIe)

a lot of failed neptunes seem to be burning out the PCIe ports rather than the cords though, because all it takes is an imperfect connection to jump a spark or move the load to a different wire/pin and fail the unit.

my advice would be to use my 16awg wire and try to operate the neptune at a setting thats <350W draw. The cable should be fine, but might get warm enough that you want to consider adding a bit of airflow around the wires. As i mentioned before ive been able to do 320W+/cable myself, but any design that demands >250W/PCIe (im looking at you too, sp20) should really just be building extra sockets into the equipment. $2 to add another PCIe socket seems worth preventing several hundred in damage

More like .2$ for the socket, and it's probably even close to 0.05$ in the bulk quantities they are using.

Standard rating for the crimp pins is 9A, so we should be safe up to 324 watt (3x9x12), and it already include some safety margin from the manufacturer.
If you read the datasheet, it gives a numer of mating cycles.
After this number, the material of the pins won't give a contact between pins as good as when it was new, and even in this case, you will be able to draw 9amps per pins with some safety margin left.

But as you said, any imperfect connection will ruin the connector, so using the cables around 250/270 watt is a better idea than to max them out at 300-350 watt.

all it takes is an imperfect mate on a pin, and that 9A of current is suddenly traveling over 1/2 or 1/3 the surface area that contacts the pin to the cable. bam, fire.

and yeah, PCIe sockets are cheap in bulk. my $2 figure was an upper bound for the cost of the part and the slightly increased complexity of the PCB and assembly. There's no reason to require all that power through a limited number of connectors.

I've gotten these before, solid.
I'm an aircraft electrician, so figured, I'd buy the materials a nd build them. After wiring a single S3+ I said screw it, wasn't worth my time.


Wish you would offer some cooler wire :D Maybe some of the UV stuff, Really pimp out the server room ;)

options like that are available - I could use wires other than black/yellow but IMO it would overly complicate things and cost a little more. In my experience most buyers are looking for 'industry-standard, professional' stuff like yellow/black wiring and black connectors though.

sleeved wiring and UV stuff should be possible, but there is an MOQ of 1000 units for most of these complex designs.

time to bump this again.

im out of the PCIe-PCIe cables (maybe 4-8 of them left), but have hundreds of PCIe leads and over 100 of the splitters

bump to the top - great for server gear conversions like the sidehack boards!

I got my splitter in perfect shipping package.

Solid wire!

Thanks Klondike

Do you carry out international shipping?

anything outside of North America is pretty expensive (its about 1kg for every 15 cables), taking several weeks, and I think european vendors offer cables more locally.

orders of 100+ can possibly be arranged for direct shipping from the factory though, which is a very affordable method if you can wait ~2weeks for production and shipping

Don't need many, only 4 PCI leads 16 awg cables. Ready to wait several weeks. This cables quite expensive from european vendors http://shakmods.com/shop&#!/16-Gauge-16-Awg-Un-Sleeved-PSU-Cables-Titan-Neptune-mining-cables-Pci-e-GPU/p/37642162/category=3316088
+ 2 x PCIe-to-PCIe

If you are interested, Could you check for the final price

Was looking to make 2-headed cables similar to what many psus ship with, but using quality 16awg wires...
where are you on this?  I am interested in 2 headed cables

Can you make 18" PCIE extentions with 14 or larger gauge wiring?

How about some 24" PCIE plugs that terminate in ring terminals?

bump

I make and sell 14 gauge pcie cables at your preferred length.  how many are you looking for?   

lots of PCIe-PCIe back in stock!

I need four wires made up two 12 inches long and two 24 inches 16 AGW with males on one end of each wire and  the other end leave it open, I want to rewire a Zeus thunderx6 and not use gender plugs but plug it into the PSU  not the way i did it, my way worked but looks like crap but it worked no heating wires etc . how much i live in Maryland i think i Ordered off your ebay store one time,  if that was you.

not entirely sure i understand your description - but i only sell the three cables types listed in the OP, and dont really do small custom designs

All, good my Parts came in i made my own cables all parts including the crimp tool.



Thanks any way,I all ways say if you can't get done step up and do it your self.


Cya

Sent the payment for 200 PCIE-TO-PCIE waiting for reply,

Thanks

Hi Everyone,

LSE LLC also does now sell breaker boards :

http://www.lumanetsolarenergy.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=81_85&product_id=110

Which work perfectly with Delta DPS-800BG-A PSU's and we do even international shipping.

Could you do some molex to pcie ??

Price is way high and you don't even have the model number of the PSU right.  You can get a better break out for that PSU from Gigampz for $5 less and Gigampz uses top quality parts not some cheap junk that looks like it is going to melt.

http://www.gigampz.com/store/p1/Gigampz_for_DPS-800GBA.html (http://www.gigampz.com/store/p1/Gigampz_for_DPS-800GBA.html)

I just send the BTC for a big order,

Thanks!

Do you make any of the 16awg Y-cables instead of 18awg?

unfortunately, 2x16awg wires just wont fit in the crimp prongs for the PCIe.

(any anyways, the 2x18awg can handle as much or more than 320W combined)

Doesn't Molex need a 5v power pin? J4bberwock has developed a PCIe to Molex/USB converter, for powering Molex powered controllers (like KNC) or charging phones, etc:   http://imgur.com/wMMC7KT

If you still really need them PM me.   

SRY klondike.

That's a terrible way to hook things up, since that molex connector (I assume you mean the typical 4pin peripheral type) probably isnt capable of more than ~60W.
If you really want those, look on ebay - but dont be surprised if they or your MOLEX cables catch fire if you draw >60w


no worries - If my supplier could make them Id offer them. But in any case, theres not much reason to use 16AWG unless the 'trunk' PCIe is connected to is <14awg. If its only 16awg (350w peak), the pair of 18awg splits (180w/ea peak) will each handle half without much issue. The added cost and weight isnt worth it for most mining rigs

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

i want to buy some cables to :)

Hello, do those 6 to 6pin really work as replacement cable for the modular EVGA psu? The PCI-e sockets in the power supply are 8 pins and they usually end in 6+2 or 2x6pin.

That aside, can you get cables that end with 2 pci-e connector? Buying 1 spliter on top of each cable pretty much double the cost. At that point they are same cost as retail.

Another type of cable i'm interested are cables that would fit in the 6pin perif/sata modular connector from the EVGA g2 that end with a 6pin pcie. I'm not exactly sure of the pinout but it look like it would support direct 6pin since you can use an adaptor that turn molex into a pcie 6pin.

still selling!

ygpm!  ;D

could use 24 inch pcie with rings.  

rather 36 inch pcie with rings.

I think rings need fit ¼ or maybe 5/16 bolt

could use 12 cables.

I will get back to you on bolt size.

5/16 inch is the bolt size

where are you?  no reply here or pm.

Klondike gets busy, he'll get back at you Phil don't worry.

they are on the way. as of today.

Yeah, Klondike is a class act (and so is Finksy by the way).  He will not let you down.  He is a busy guy, but very professional.

thanks for the kindness :)

I have a 'real world' job, so some days i don't have as much opportunity to get back to PM's or hit the post office by the cutoff time. Typically though, i'll ship next-day on most orders.

ps: I respond more quickly to PM then to checking posts in this thread.

What would be the shipping cost to France for 10x 24" PCIe LEADS  ?

Thank you

i dislike shipping outside north america generally, since its expensive and can take several weeks to arrive. I can get an exact quote if you like, but my guess would be around $15-25 shipping and 3-4weeks to arrive

these are still available! dont let it falling off the front page of the marketplace let you think I'm done :)

Whats the demand like for sheathed cables? Obviously they wont be terribly useful for industrial-scale operations, but I imagine some home users might be interested? I can try to whip up a few samples and go from there

klondike, is it possible to use more flexible wires, because those you sell now is pieces of wood

Did you buy cables from me? I dont seem to have any forum messages regarding it.

In every batch of cables ive handles so far, the cables i get are as flexible as you would expect for 16awg wiring. They could be easily wrapped around objects or bend 180 degrees, and flex back on their own.  Definitely not stiff like a piece of wood

Can u make 6 pin female to 6pin female connectors? I'm in need of several for zeus thunders.

like these?
https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2F53wVKVml.jpg&t=559&c=Pd-mBFgNMrAzDw

Not directly, i got them with quakefiend's PSU package.

odd, as i said they have a decent flex to them, about equal to any other thick wired cable (such as a thick USB cord or C19 PSU cord).
like any thick wire, if you bend it it will retain the bending to some extent.
The picture in the above post is a good example; if i were to release, the wire would probably spring partway back (to about 90 degree angle)

I'd like to add, if the 16AWG cables were made to be more flexible, it would be due to more strands in the same width braid.  This effectively reduces their load-carrying ability, and would not be a good thing.  I have used hundreds (thousands I guess?) of klondike's or near identical cables, and have never run into a situation with bitcoin miners where flexibility hindered their setup.

yes like that but with female ends not male like those.

then no, sorry.

But those are Female, not male.

Do you mean these?
http://www.e22.biz/GetImage/dz04MDAmaD04MDAmSW1hZ2U9SW1nMV8yMTlmYzZiOS0xNGFiLTRiOTMtYTVkMi1kN2VjZGVkOWY0YjguanBn0.aspx

It would be pretty easy to make cables with these. You need them to extend the everyday female connectors?

Correct, those are dual female connectors.  For the zeus miners they accidentally used female connectors on the pcb for the first batch. They needed an adapter to go from the female PSU cable to the female pcb connector to make it work.  I can make these if anyone needs them.

what is the price for one cable from this image?

For anyone thinking about getting any cables from Klondike_bar, I would say you gotta get some.  I have been buying cables from him for about 1.5 years now.  He has excellent cables at a great price.  He always handles things very quickly and professionally, a real class act!!

Thanks for everything Klondike!

first page of the thread, $3.60 + shipping for one cable

Do you ship these to the UK?

Hi mate, I would like to order 16 of your 24"  PCIe-to-PCIe  to France zip 35000, could you give me a price please? (if you accept to ship there)

Cheers,
Q.

PM sent.

I got fully restocked the other day, so if i couldnt fill your order in te last week or two, you can message me now and I can get the order made up and shipped!

Do you ship to the uk?

Would you be able to make f-m-f  combiner cable

I have some really good 15 awg 3 ft cables hooked into an Avalon 6 miner.

While the Avalon end seems decent the psu ends get hot.

I have some 20 jack break out boards for 2880 psu

So I need eight jacks to run two Avalon 6 miners

I rather use 16 jacks not 8

PM Sent

I can definitely have this produced at a price similar to the M-F-M cables listed on the first page, but theres pretty low demand for them (the 16awg cables are pretty reliable to 300W+) and it would need to be a custom order >100pcs, and with a 3-4 week delivery time.

Pm send..

The next best thing would maybe then be to use 8pcs of these: " 6" Y-SPLITTERS  " and 8pcs of these: " 24"  PCIe-to-PCIe "

yeah sidehack made some for me.

and if you have the 2880/2980 breakout board you will need them if you choose to run avalon 6's

Pm sent can you reply please
Thanks

Sent a PM - ready to order 24 6 Pin Y splitters.

Would order 100 6 Pin to 8 Pin adapters if you would build them.

  NEW!  6" Y-SPLITTERS  [/b]
3x PCIe connectors (M-F-M) (one 6pin feeding 2x 6+2pin)
2x 4" 18awg legs/branches
Good for loads up to 160W/branch or 300W combined
Ideal for powering GPUs that require 8-pin connectors for optimum power
http://i63.tinypic.com/51rkzr.jpg

back to the top! custom orders welcome - if you need 5000pcs I'm the guy for you!

bumping to the top, and including a warning:

my account was hacked and ive been locked out. Im following the recovery process but it relies on Theymos's quick response. Please do not PM or respond to PMs from "klondike_bar" until the issue is resolved.

In the meanwhile, I am able to still fulfill issues either through this account (not recommended for obvious reasons) or via email (if you know it). Previous clients are invited to ask me to sign a transaction with any payment address(es) they have used in the past with me. I'll have no problem signing to demonstrate ownership.

This posting is legitimate and I can vouch for it, do not send funds to the main klondike_bar account until it is recovered. Recovered.

to the tp - lots of cables available - please contact me via this account though as my original was hacked/locked

still selling these

Need some cables........so how can I go about ordering, etc

PMd

I've sent you a pm, nice to meet you

Matteo

I've got my account back and still tons of cables in stock. Finksy can confirm

Confirmed, quoted post was crossed out.  Klondike's the real deal

Klondike,

Are the 6 pin to dual 8 pins back in stock yet?

sorry, unfortunately not. i haven't had much demand for them lately, and it doesn't make a lot of sense to reorder unless im getting >200pcs

for everyone else, i still have some 6pin-6pin splitters and loads of 6pin leads (and pcie-pcie)

pushing to the top amongst the GPU mining surge

Hey man, still got stock and do you ship to EU?, cheers

lots of 24" cables in stock, but no splitters at the moment.

shipping to EU is possible, but more expensive than US shipping

Hi i did send a PM i need some cables .

Thank you

responded. as mentioned EU shipping can be costly, but packages under 2kg are "small packet".

32pcs of 24" cable (leads or pcie-pcie) should just squeak under the limit, with ground shipping at ~$40, and air at $~65.   Otherwise >2kg packages start ground shipping around $60 and up.

Bump

You still around? sent ya a pm.

still kicking! I'll have a quote to you by PM later tonight

Looking for replacement cables for my Zeusminer Hurricane X3 and Black Widow.

i have lots of the 1-ended leads for server psu projects

I like to make my own cables to connect Zotac 1080ti (2x 8pin PCI) to EVGA Supernova P2 1200 8pin plugs / 6pin plugs.

Can somebody recommend a website where I can buy the plugs and crimps for it? The tool, a welding station, cable and experience is here.

Since I am running out of cables I bought some splitter on the net and half coupled wrong and the other half got fecking hot after 2 minutes... so I decided to do make my own.

keep on mining

Beta

The best(imo) crimping tool - https://www.cable-sleeving.com/crimping-tool
The tool has multiple revisions, CTX3 crimps 16AWG perfectly.

https://www.cable-sleeving.com/16awg-crimp-terminal-atx-female-mini-fit-jr - better than I buy on ebay. Very expensive tho.
Better - they actually crimp 16AWG wire, cause legs are longer. I used to buy crimps on ebay, but I can't find the ones, which crimp 16AWG perfectly. Used to buy this - https://www.ebay.com/itm/500x-Female-5557-ATX-PCI-E-EPS-Half-Gold-Plated-Crimp-teminal-Long-Leg-Pin-Pins-/162593069229?hash=item25db4d58ad

Shells I buy on ebay, the cheapest ones.
When I say 16AWG I actually mean 1.5mm^2, which is about 15AWG.

The best wire stripper I've ever used - https://www.ebay.com/itm/AK2265-Sealey-Automatic-Wire-Stripping-Tool-Pistol-Grip-Electrics-/311995290561?hash=item48a45e53c1
I think OEM part is https://www.google.com/search?q=PWC22A&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b