Are connection wires also included in this? What is the use of that molex input?
1879833
No connection wires are necessary. You connect one power supply to the motherboard as you would normally do. Then you plug the main connector (20 or 24 pin) from the second power supply into the ADD2PSU. You plug a 4-Pin connector (MOLEX) from the first Power supply that you plugged into the motherboard into the 4 pin connector on the ADD2PSU. This is how the ADD2PSU senses that that main power supply has been switched on by the computer power switch. It then sends a signal to the second power supply to turn it on as well.
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.
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.
1926945
it´s about a 2 inches long (maybe less, 1.9 inches) and connect to a molex connector
1310777
The last picture has 2 types of adapters. The ones on the left are Molex to PCI-e power adapters. They are used if you have an older power supply that doesn't have PCI-e power outlets. The white one on the right is a DVI-VGA adapter. I am currently using that adapter, since my triple monitor setup doesn't like to recognize any of the monitors if I have a DVI/DVI/HDMI setup. For whatever strange reason, that goes away if I go with a DVI/DVI-VGA/HDMI setup. Just a strange hiccup I have had with this card.
2178584
I don't recall, but they are not needed. You will need to reuse your existing wires.
765452
You'll need to buy an adaptor -- without being powered the USB 2 ports don't work (at least for me). The adaptor is a couple of bucks... the good news is that the molex power connector on the device has both a male and female connector; you'll probably need a female SATA to molex power connector (these are relatively rare). It's too bad that the power connector on this device did not include a sata connector.
1213334
Yeah im prity sure about that, its the power you control and its a molex switch so easy to connect :). So yeah im very sure about that :).
666712
Does this have the right input connections to be used with sync cable and pocket wizard?
1542462
Both come in the box. If memory serves, it's a 3 pin "out of the box" and there is a molex adapter
829553
Yes, worked when I installed it. I do not remember the installation but I think I just spliced into the four wire. I now have both connectors. John
961358
What you see in the pic is what you get. There is a diagram included with this which shows the high (48v) and low (12v) which makes it pretty easy to connect if you can run your own wiring.
1079177
You need DVI cables that runs from the monitor to the connectors. The MOLEX connector is basically something that converts the strang connector on the back of the computer into more connectors more normally found on the back of computers.
821409
I own two of these cards. They have an 8 pin and a 6 pin for the molex connectors. Does this answer your question? If not let me know.
546375
I did not use the connectors. I removed them and wired it direct. Working great!
1328053
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.
214239
Connect a molex to the fans if you want to use the integrated fan controller. There should be a female molex connector coming for the controller
1677949
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.
842762
yes it's probably perfectly capable of being that kind of wire if I were you I would make sure it's the right size, same guts.. then if you are brave you can splice the wires. If you don't wanna damage anything I suggest just buying a longer connector. I checked my 18 gauge wire and the molex wires in my tower and they look the same. Now you just got to see if the molex guts are copper, Just to play it safe. But that's no fun. I say try it and cover the wires with Elec. Tape. WootenburgGood luck