No, what you see in the pic is one cable, the box says 6 x PCI-e which is technically true due to the 3 cables having 2 connectors

Heres a pic, came with 3 of these lol.. You can see te thicker wire but after it splits to the second SLI plug the wire is thinner

same

I got one of these on from a slickdeals frontpage deal for 90 bucks

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182285

and it says 6x 6+2 pci-e

but in actuality its 3 cables that split into 2 PCIE connectors for each cable (albeit with a slightly thicker gauge wire, but still)

I cannot safely run 2 S3's off these right? (was planning on doing one overclocked and one stock for a total of 6 pci-e cables)

Better deal: http://www.amazon.com/Linksys-Powerline-Network-Adapter-PLSK400/dp/B006JG5S6U

comes with built in 4 port switch

I bet they have 10 of these blowing into their sauna

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thats if you get poor quality psu's

So I've ordered 4 of these S3's out of the batch1 and will be running them off of a 1000w Rosewill Capstone 80+gold and a 850w evga G2 gold

out of the specs the rosewill has 6 pci-e and the evga also has 6 pci-e

knowing this I will probably only be able to overclock 1 per PSU on 4 of the connectors, and the other s3 running stock on the remaining 2 connectors

new price $210 shipped in btc equiv using bitstamp rate

new price $175 shipped in btc equiv using bitstamp rate

new low price, $70 shipped in btc equiv using bitstamp

yeah 7 bucks isnt bad, and its amazon so technically I could just return it after i use it 

might come in handy for the s3's however, so maybe ill hang onto it

yeah ok... just got one on amazon for 7 bucks

if it fits has has the right connector

Guys I dont have a fancy multimeter, would it be possible to just pencil mod the resistors without a multimeter with a #2 pencil?  maybe just a few strokes on each to see what I get? then lower freq to 300 or so?