for Computer 286 386 486 586 20P ATX to 2 Port 6Pin at PSU Converter Power Cable
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Manufacturer description
Specification:Color: ColorfulLength: Approx 23cm / 0.9''Weight: Approx 48gCompatible With: Common ATX PSU 20Pin to AT PSU output 2x 6Pin Power Lead, suitable for 286, 386, 486, 586 computerNote:Can connect with 20P or 24P ATX PSU, if plug in 24Pin ATX then free 4Pin is OK!Package included:1x CableKindly Note:If you need a huge quantity, contact us to get more competitive offer.
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Full Specifications
| UPC | 780861363215 |
|---|---|
| Brand | EASWEL |
| Item Weight | 48 Grams |
| Manufacturer | easwel |
| Connector Type | 6-pin |
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