How do you attach a 15-pin SATA power cable to this adapter, please?
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I haven't that setup myself but Satacables.com sells a versatile adapter, SS-41MPS that should satisfy your needs.
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1 20 + 4 Motherboard Power Connector 1 4 Pin 12V Motherboard Power Connector 3 SATA Power Connectors 1 4 Pin Molex Connector (Old Style HDD)
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Seeing as this is intended for a desktop, you would use the 15 pin connector. The smaller Sata cable is just for data.I'm pretty sure you're not talking about the mini power Sata cable used in slimline 1.8 inch hard drives and some laptop optical drives. The different series only refer to bandwidth capabilities of the data cable, the power cable hasn't changed.
2009358
Plug & play... A power/sata plug are built onto a small board. you plug it into the drive then slide them into the case add a usb, bam.... your done
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Hi Jeffrey, This is a SATA divice with standard connectors, both Data and Power. If you have an older computer, i.e. IDE PATA, then it will NOT connect! If you are talking about mounting, then you will have to buy an adapter tray to hold it in place. Hope this helps.
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No worries just ensure that you motherboard has the correct port PCI-e x1 (desktops only, diagram here: http://imgsrv.worldstart.com/images/ct-images/2013/04/mb.jpg), then you simply slot the card into the port, it comes with a couple of SATA data connection cables so you only need to make sure your PSU has sata power connectors available depending on the number of drives you wish to connect (they look like this: http://sharpsblogorama.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/sata-hard-drive-power-cable-connector.jpg) . Hope this answers your question, let me know if you have any further queries or are stuck.
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It is a standard SATA connector. I added an SSD to mine first thing. Warning: This will void the warranty.
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if your power supply doesn't already have the proper connector (I think this card has a 6-pin PCI-e power) then you can use one of the following two links which are Molex to PCI-e and SATA to PCI-E adapters. http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-6-Inch-Express-Adapter-LP4PCIEXADAP/dp/B0007RXDDM/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1396353653&sr=1-2&keywords=pcie+power+cable http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-SATPCIEXADAP-6-Inch-Express-Adapter/dp/B007Y91B80/ref=sr_1_6?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1396353653&sr=1-6&keywords=pcie+power+cable
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it won't work. you need connect PCIE slot to Video card, 1x adapter to motherboard 1x,4x,8x or 16x PCIE slots (the 1x adapter fits all PCIE slots), then use USB cable to connect PCIE slot and 1x adapter. In the end, connect SATA power. Hope helpful
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It has a standard IDE & Molex connector...if your power supply only has SATA you can buy the converters for about $5...I found them on newegg.com - if your motherboard doesn't have an IDE port, I'm sure you could find an IDE to SATA converter too.
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Hi, you just need a 4-pin molex plug from your PSU. If you're unsure of this plug, simply Google it and check some images to see what it looks like. It's the most common power adapter on PSUs, though SATA power connectors are becoming the norm. Still, just about every PSU has molex plugs.
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Sorry. I no longer have that item. The power supply DID work for my Seagate drive, but I can't be sure about the exact part number (?)
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I have not physically tried to hook mine up that way, and the more I stare @ it, the more I think it's NOT possible. The reason is this plugs right in to the back of a SATA drive by itself, but it will NOT hook up to an IDE/PATA drive without a dbl ended adaptor. That goes for the power plug too. What you need is this: Generic IDE to SATA or SATA to IDE Adapter , which appears to work in both directions.Hope that makes sense :)
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pretty straight forward, literally just open your machine and plug it in. The only real issue with installation is finding a spare outlet for SATA Power.
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the pata cable and power cable are placed on one side of the board and the sata connections on the other side.. there's a doubled side adhesive that secures the HDD
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it comes only with a red sata cable not power. Their should be one in your computer case.
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This is internal drive, so we assume you already have an adapter that convert internal SATA port to eSATA2. If that's the case it will work.