8 Pin CPU to 6+2 pin PCIe Adapter?

[clutchc]

Has anyone seen one of these adapters for sale?
I did find a 6-pin PCIe here, but I really need a 6+2 pin PCIe.
http://www.moddiy.com/products/CPU-ATX-8%252dPin-to-PCIE-6%252dPin-Adapter-Cable-%2810cm%29.html

 

[cdabc123]

this has two 6+2 but you could always remove one
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Thermaltake-AC-006-CNONAN-P1-CPU-8Pin-to-Dual-PCI-E-6-2Pin-Splitter-Cable-/252261059834?hash=item3abbee4cfa:g:jMoAAOSwGotWoUow

 

[clutchc]

That's the one that looks like it is wired wrong on the 6+2 PCIe side. The (+) wires are on the side of the connector with the thumb lever. They should be on the opposite side.
On the CPU connector, the (+) wires are on the correct side.

 

[cdabc123]

any reason you dont just make the cable yourself? i have many i made in my rig

 

[clutchc]

any reason you dont just make the cable yourself? i have many i made in my rig

Just trying to avoid chopping up two good cables to make one.
I suppose I could start to hunt for individual connectors and some wire, though...

 

[clutchc]

I think I found one. This appears to be wired correctly, if you would be so kind as to verify...
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/8687/cab-158/8_8-pin_EPS_to_62-Pin_PCI-Express_Adapter_Cable_CB-E8-P68F.html?tl=g2c38

 

[cdabc123]

I think I found one. This appears to be wired correctly, if you would be so kind as to verify...
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/8687/cab-158/8_8-pin_EPS_to_62-Pin_PCI-Express_Adapter_Cable_CB-E8-P68F.html?tl=g2c38

i cant check the connector on the female side to see if it is actually a cpu connector and not pcie but i would assume it is because i see no reason to switch the side of the voltage on a pcie extender. it does seem like a odd cable to need do you have an extra cpu power cable?

 

[clutchc]

I think I found one. This appears to be wired correctly, if you would be so kind as to verify...
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/8687/cab-158/8_8-pin_EPS_to_62-Pin_PCI-Express_Adapter_Cable_CB-E8-P68F.html?tl=g2c38

i cant check the connector on the female side to see if it is actually a cpu connector and not pcie but i would assume it is because i see no reason to switch the side of the voltage on a pcie extender. it does seem like a odd cable to need do you have an extra cpu power cable?

Yes. I'm dealing with the Dell Precision 875W PSU from our previous thread. It only has 2 x 6-pin PCIE connectors. But it has a 2nd 8-pin CPU cable because the PSU is originally from a dual CPU workstation.
Add to that the fact that The +12V output is split up into 5 x tiny rails 18 amp each. (825W) I think the 2 x CPU connectors occupy two rails, the 2 x PCIe cables two more rails, and the board and everything else the 5th rail.