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PCI-Express Gen5 12-pin power cable looks just like NVIDIA's - VideoCardz.com
E-outstanding 2pcs PCI-E 6-pin Female to 2X 8-pin Male Adapter Power Splitter Cable for PCI Express 6+2 Pin Powered GPU Video Card 22cm : Amazon.com.au: Electronics
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