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Recent content by lorddeej
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6-pin PCIe power converter with Shuttle SN25P
Well, I suppose you could call me anal, but if there is a recommended practice, I'd like to follow it. If you are putting air in your tires, do you use a pressure gauge, or just put enough air in until it "looks right"? Both ways will probably work fine at first, but there are recommended...- lorddeej
- Post #8
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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6-pin PCIe power converter with Shuttle SN25P
You are right - it doesn't make sense, which is why the recommendation is to plug each molex connector into a separate line from the power supply, rather than just plug both into the same line. However, with the SN25P, you only have molex connectors on a single line, which is why I'm looking...- lorddeej
- Post #6
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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6-pin PCIe power converter with Shuttle SN25P
I just received my SN25P and am in a similar situation. Did you ever find a SATA power to 4-pin molex power converter, or a SATA power to the 6-pin power connector used by the video card? Thanks, -Dj- lorddeej
- Post #3
- Forum: Small Form Factor Systems
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SATA - 4pin molex converters?
Did you ever find a SATA power to 4-pin power converter? I'm looking for the same thing. Thanks, -Dj- lorddeej
- Post #2
- Forum: SSDs & Data Storage