for Dell OptiPlex Vostro 24 Pin to 6 Pin ATX PSU Adapter Cable 34cm

for Dell OptiPlex Vostro 24 Pin to 6 Pin ATX PSU Adapter Cable 34cm

• ? 24 PIN TO 6 PIN DELL PSU ADAPTER — REPLACE PROPRIETARY POWER SUPPLY Converts a standard 24-pin ATX power supply to the 6-pin proprietary connector used by many Dell desktop motherboards. Allows you to replace an expensive Dell OEM PSU with a standard ATX PSU. 34cm (13.3 inch) length, 18AWG copper wire.
• ? COMPATIBLE WITH DELL OPTIPLEX, INSPIRON & VOSTRO Fits Dell OptiPlex 3050/3060/3080/3668/5050/5060/5080/7040/7050/7060/7070/7080 MT, Inspiron 3470, and Vostro 3650/3653/3660/3667/3668/3669/V3267/3888. NOT compatible with Dell Workstation models. Please confirm your motherboard has a 6-pin power connector before ordering.
• ? 18AWG COPPER WIRE — STABLE POWER DELIVERY Built with 18AWG copper wire for reliable current delivery. 34cm total length gives enough slack for most mid-tower and full-tower Dell cases. Double-check the 6-pin connector shape and pin arrangement on your motherboard before installation.
• ? IMPORTANT NOTE — PSU FAN MAY STAY ON AFTER SHUTDOWN When connected to Dell motherboards, the PSU may remain powered even after you shut down your computer. The PSU fan may continue spinning until you unplug the AC power cable. This is a known limitation of all 24-to-6 pin adapters, not a defect. Use a switched power strip for easier shutdown.
• ? EASY INSTALLATION — DIY PSU REPLACEMENT Plug the 24-pin end into your standard ATX PSU, and the 6-pin end into your Dell motherboard. No cutting or splicing required. Recommended for users with basic PC building experience. Contact us with your Dell model if you are unsure about compatibility.
• ⚠️ IMPORTANT SAFETY & COMPATIBILITY NOTES: This is a PSU adapter cable, NOT a GPU or CPU cable. 24-pin end connects to a standard ATX PSU; 6-pin end connects to the Dell motherboard. NOT compatible with Dell Workstation models. NOT compatible with non-standard or proprietary PSU connectors other than the 6-pin Dell desktop type. PSU fan may stay on after shutdown — unplug AC cable or use a switched power strip. Do NOT exceed the power rating of your ATX PSU.