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BlitzenZeus
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Re: female floppy to male molex/sata adapter

I can't imagine this even exists. I've seen standard molex to sata power adapters, but if all those are used I suggest getting a new power supply if it's a few years old anyway.

aurgathor
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Computer in question is a small form factor Dell, so PS upgrade is not a viable option.
BlitzenZeus
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»www.pchcables.com/7in3wa ··· inm.html
»pchcables.ecomm-search.c ··· &x=0&y=0

This is the only way I can see it being done, splitting the molex, and then converting one of the connections.

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My Antec TP-650 which is fairly recent came with a floppy power connector. I have no idea why.
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said by BlitzenZeus:

»www.pchcables.com/7in3wa ··· inm.html
»pchcables.ecomm-search.c ··· &x=0&y=0

This is the only way I can see it being done, splitting the molex, and then converting one of the connections.

I did exactly like this in an HP Slim Desktop and it was the best way. Was a bit tight fitting all that extra wire and plugs in but it did fit. And if you are good with a soldering iron, you can customize them to be whatever size you need if the extra wire is a problem.