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AsiaHorse Hydrus Cable | ARGB | 8-pin GPU / PCIe

★★★★★5.0 (1)

A 30cm ARGB extension that adds RGB and clean routing to your GPU's 8-pin (6+2) power, no PSU swap needed.

Rs 7,000
In stock

SKU: HYDRUS-8PIN-GPU-A-BLACK

Color · Black

Type · A

1
1 year official warranty
Category
PSU Cables & Cable Covers

Description

RGB For Your Graphics Card Power

The AsiaHorse Hydrus 8-pin GPU cable is a 30cm ARGB extension that plugs between your PSU's original PCIe lead and your graphics card, so you add lighting and clean routing without swapping the power supply. The 6+2 head fits any PCIe 8-pin GPU input, and two versions, Type A and Type B, let you choose the routing angle that suits your case.

Built for Real GPU Current

18AWG copper wiring with corrosion-resistant tin-plated brass pins carries full PCIe current without heat build-up. A 90-degree connector plugs in without straining the socket, so there is no ugly bend at the tip. Setup stays genuine plug-and-play: connect the extension, then link the 5V ARGB lead to your board or hub.

Lighting and Finish

A 5V ARGB channel syncs with your motherboard software or lighting hub to match the build. A diamond-texture matte jacket resists wear, and the supple PVC is good for 40,000+ flexes. Available in Black and White, imported and backed by a 1 year official warranty with fast delivery across Pakistan.

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★★★★★

Just received my AsiaHorse Hydrus 16-Pin (12V-2x6 / 12VHPWR) cable from OJTech.pk for my ASUS ROG Astral RTX 5080. Build quality is excellent, the connector fits perfectly, and it gives the build a much cleaner look than the stock adapter. I also tested it at around 400W GPU load, and as shown in the attached screenshot, the current is nicely balanced across all six power pins. Very happy with the purchase. 👍 Specially Thanks to omar bhai He is very Helpful person

Abrar Bashir · 12-Jul-2026

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