What molex power pin connection is used? I plan to use it on a Laptop.
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It uses the SATA type power connection, not the enchant Molex power connector. So be sure that your enclosure or external power adapter has a SATA poewr connector.
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Hope I'm not confusing you. It has female SOCKETS. So your laptop needs to have male pins.
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There is two pin connector near bottom. But I do not know it is power connector or not. I do not use it. This card does not really use a lot power. Normal PCI slot is enough.
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"any" standard SATA power cable will work.Consider if you want an angled connector or not, and what the other end should look like. Since you are asking the question, I assume you have power supply w/o any SATA power connectors but only "Molex" connectors. If so, one like this will fit the bill (can also finder longer, or even split with several SATA connectors if you have multiple drives); StarTech 6in 4 Pin Molex to SATA Power Cable Adapter (SATAPOWADAP)
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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.
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Two of the power cables have SATA connectors. Others are 4 pin Molex which can be used for SATA with an appropriate adapter that costs about $3.00.
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It should, this part comes with a 4 pin molex to 2 pin adapter that works with most power supplies.
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The simplest way for you is try to find your power connector on Ebay or just online by entering your laptop's brand name
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If your server has SATA power plugs, simply get an adapter which converts SATA power to 4-pin molex, like this: 15 Pin to 2 x 4 Pin SATA Power Molex Power Y-Cable, Length: 15.2cmAlternatively, this enclosure uses a standard 80x25mm fan which can be easily swapped for a fan with compatible leads.
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Not if you get the version for MAC. It doesn't have any molex or other power connectors. It works fine on non-Mac PC's too.
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If you have a extra power dongle from the power supply, you can use it. If not, you can purchase a Computer Molex 4 Pin Power Supply Y Splitter CableGeneric from Amazon
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3pin suitable for connecting to the mobo. No 3pin fan to molex connector needed for many case fans.
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the SATA connector plugs straight into the disk drive and provides the data and power connection for the SATA hard disk. The IDE side of the adapter functions just like the back end of an IDE drive. Plug in the 34 pin data ribbon cable and then the 4 pin molex power supply connector.
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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
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It takes a standard SATA power cable. Your power supply probably already has these (they look like little black connectors with a slit in them). If it doesn't, and you only see white connectors with holes in them (MOLEX connectors) you can purchase an adapter for it.
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This uses a PATA cable native to 2.5"/laptop drives which carries power over the extra set of pins. There's 44 pins instead of just 40 on the interface. (This is *not* the master/slave setting pins).If you're trying to hook this up to a desktop, you'll need to get an 2.5" PATA to 3.5"/standard PATA adapter. These usually include a Molex plug for hooking in power. If it's going into an old laptop that has a PATA interface, you should already have all you need. Or, if it's going into a PATA to USB adapter (like an external drive enclosure), you should also be good to go. This uses a PATA cable native to 2.5"/laptop drives which carries power over the extra set of pins. There's 44 pins instead of just 40 on the interface. (This is *not* the master/slave setting pins).If you're trying to hook this up to a desktop, you'll need to get an 2.5" PATA to 3.5"/standard PATA adapter. These usually include a Molex plug for hooking in power. If it's going into an old laptop that has a PATA interface, you should already have all you need. Or, if it's going into a PATA to USB adapter (like an external drive enclosure), you should also be good... » Read More This uses a PATA cable native to 2.5"/laptop drives which carries power over the extra set of pins. There's 44 pins instead of just 40 on the interface. (This is *not* the master/slave setting pins).If you're trying to hook this up to a desktop, you'll need to get an 2.5" PATA to 3.5"/standard PATA adapter. These usually include a Molex plug for hooking in power. If it's going into an old laptop that has a PATA interface, you should already have all you need. Or, if it's going into a PATA to USB adapter (like an external drive enclosure), you should also be good to go. « Show Less
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No it uses a standard 4 pin MOLEX adapter off a ATX Power supply unit, it comes with the adapter to convert the power to the smaller 4 pin motherboard power connector that most fans use, if you have a extra motherboard fan power connector, you can just connect it to that. Although the MOLEX power is more constant and won't put a drain on the power regulator on your motherboard.