what power connectors are needed?
2019873
Two six pins I believe. I have some ram coming in today, so when I go to put it in I'll double check for you, and get back to you, but 99% positive it's two six pins.
1968375
You'll need as many data and power cables as you have drives. Depending on your power supply, you may have to buy a few splitters.
1181167
according to tigerdirect 500w is needed http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=8573338&csid;=_61
1428762
You will need to buy the power supply separately. Be sure you purchase one of correct voltage and amperage.
851548
No direct connection to power supply necessary or possible. Whether your existing power supply will be adequate is more a question of how many hard drives and other components are powered by it.
667939
I can't find anything about the power supply connections. I suggest you call HP Support at 800-474-6836. They are usually very helpful.
1545998
Contact the seller, they are very very helpful, and purchase the 12V splitters for your needs. Just be sure that youdon't exceed the capicity for the power supply.
133692
The cable you see in the picture. Your power supply (inside the computer) should have some extra plugs.
1128250
A power suppuy with 600 watts will be enough, make sure it has 2 pci express of 4 and 8 pins, and remember to be sure its compatible with your motherboard
1066381
1 x Main connector (20+4Pin) 1 x 12V(P4) 4 x Peripheral 2 x SATA 1 x Floppy
246258
The HD i purchased was for a 5yr old laptop which needed the power pins you refer too. This is probably not what you need.
2088487
As far as I know you would just need an outlet adapter. I've read that'll be all you need. Hope that helps!
429195
From Sapphire's page:2X75 Watt 6-pin PCI Express power connector is required. 550 Watt Power Supply is required.Certified power supplies are recommended. Please refer to: http://support.amd.com/us/certified/power-supplies/Pages/listing.aspx . Total system wattage will depend on additional installed components. Google the extreme power supply calculator. That will give you a good idea of how big a supply you should need. Minimum of 650 watts for reliable operation, depending and system config. Hope this helps, and isn'tt confusing.
1879834
There are no connection wires required. You daisy chain 1 PSU to another. You plug the 24 pin connector from PSU 1 into the Add2PSU adapter, then plug the 24 pin from the 2nd PSU into your motherboard. You connect the molex connector (I believe from the 1st PSU, the instructions cover this though) which allows the 2 PSU's to "sync" up when you hit your power button.
1734441
You need to connect its included power adapter to one of the power connectors on its included power/data cable.
293973
You will need about 150 watts of power and a spare 6-pin PCIe power connector on your PSU. It looks like you're using a Corsair 80+ 430 watt PSU, so it should cover these.It all depends what other components you have in your system. It looks like you could with something like an Intel Core i3 or an AMD FX-4300, with a fair amount of buffer.A good place to get an estimate of how much power your PC needs would be PC Part Picker (just google it).
1879835
No connection wires are included, you don't need any. You plug a 4-pin molex from the 1st power supply and 24 pin molex is for 2nd. When you turn the 1st power supply on it automatically turns on the 2nd.