what power source inside the case do they connect to? SATA, MOLEX, Motherboard pins???
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I believe a four pin molex. You have to plug it in from the wire coming out of the power supply. You don't need a motherboard and the pci slot switch goes in the back to turn them on and off. Hope this helps
860579
The lights themselves plug into a blue converter box wich has a cable that has a switch and a molex connector. None of the cables are very long but that's easily solveable if your good with a soldering iron.
860580
These lights use a spare Molex plug for power. The on/off switch screws into a spare PC Card slot (not inserted in the slot itself, just the opening on the back of the case) Once connected, they really illuminate the inside of a PC case with a nice glow. I really like these lights.
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Well two things, you can find adapter cables the have 3pin to 4 pin molex. What i did was, i went and bought a fan controller for my case that allows me to control the fan speeds. Example of the cable im talking about is this( 3-Pin to 4-Pin Adapter )
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You have SATA cables that connect your HDD to the Mother board. Then you will have a 5 wire ribbon cable with multi drive plugs for the HDD's and the end plug will connect to your power supply. I hope this helps . . . Bob
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It's been a while since I built that PC as a gift to a relative. IIRC, those fans have molex power connectors, meant to attach directly to your power supply, not your motherboard.
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4 PCI-e , 2 SATA (4 plug each), 2 Floppy, 2 Molex (4 plug- with fan connection on end of each) Note: I have this PSU--you will love it. Quiet, fan hardly ever runs. See the product photos.
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It's about 10". More than adequate for the plug to reach the MB jack on the far side, like mine. On the down side, this PS only has TWO SATA power connectors. How many SATA devices do you have? If more than two, either get molex to SATA adaptors, or keep looking. Good luck with your build.
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I won't remove the port to measure them. But I installed it perfectly in a Mid-tower case using a mATX Gigabyte motherboard. The USB 2.0, USB 3.0, power and SATA cable were long enough. The shortest one in fact was the power one but it was also the closest to the power supply unit so it wasn't a problem.
1088784
Hooks up to the motherboard 3 or 4 pin that's the only power connection it has but you could connect it to your power supply using a three pin Molex adapter.
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The motherboard uses standard SATA cables, I believe there are a few SATA 2 connectors as well
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In-Win 200 Watt Mini ITX Case Power Supply has a 24pin ATX standard power connector for main boards. The 200 Watt Power Supply is equipped with both Molex and Sata Power connectors for devices. CAUTION: The case has a very low profile and would NOT recommend any more devices then the standard (I.E. storage and optical drive) setup! The storage area available on the In-Win case is very compact. Recommend usage of SSD's if anyone is considering to fill the storage area available.
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Funny thing is.. They connect to the motherboard.. You will see were they connect and say fan1 to fan2.. Awkward set hp of how it works..
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Just got one. -M Board-2 (two) SATA cables-Manual/Installation Instructions-Drivers (and some useless add on software that you don't need to install)-Bag of 6 zip ties and 6 screws for ATX case installation-1 thin aluminum back cover plate***and as Jason below says-usb driver needs online update for USB 3.0***
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I'm not sure I understand your question. I can tell you that my motherboard has all the correct connections for this device. You need two(2) male SATA connections, one(1) male eight(8) pin USB connection, one(1) PCI-E 1x slot, and one(1) female four(4) pin molex connection.
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There is a cable with a 20-pin connector that runs from those top ports on the case, and should connect to a USB 3.0 connector on your motherboard. For reference on a picture of a board similar to mine ( http://imgur.com/JjK6xGn ), you can see the green USB 3.0 connector just above the SATA ports on the right side of the board where the cable from the case would attach.
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It only has two SATA power connectors but they are on separate cables. This helped me because of the distance between the two sata power devices I was using. They were too far apart for another PS I was using that had two sata connectors but on the same cable. The other connections are standard molex, the motherboard 4 pin power connector (can't remember if there are one or two), and the 20+4 connection.
2018309
There are a 20/24 pin power connector, a 4/8 pin aux power connector, 2 sata power connectors, and 4 pin molex connector on a 2" cable which you would need a cable extender/splitter to use. The only problem I had was with an ITX MB with the 24 pin connector in the extreme front left corner of the board which was hard to reach given the short lengths of all the cables. Otherwise I love this case/PSU and have built 4 systems using it so far. Richard R
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It takes one PCIe slot (the shorter type), two 7-pin Sata connections on the motherboard, a USB connection on the motherboard and a Molex power connection from the power supply