is there a adapter to make a 4pin molex able to plug in P4 power plug on mobo??

[nealh]

Anyone know??

 

[AkumaBao]

Uh, no. I'd just get some molex y-cords.

 

[corkyg]

If you mean the female 3-pin plugs that connect to the mobo 3-pin vertical fan plugs, I haven't seen them. I have seen Molex extenders with that 3 pin male wired in.. You can make what you want easily. Just get a Y-Molex and replace one of the plugs with a 3-pin female you can cannibalize from an old case fan. You only need two wires . . . the third one is for RPM of the fan. I would not load anything larger than a fan. But . . . you can buy case fans that have that connector on them already. Any parts store such as SWS electronics would have them.

SWS

 

[Big Lar]

If I am reading your question right, you are asking if there is an adapter to adapt from a Molex, to the 4 pin connection on a p4 board? If this is the case, the answer is yes, I got mine from pc power and cooling, of which is an adapter to convert from a standard molex to the p4 pinout.

 

[nealh]

thanks

 

[blackhawk]

Just started researching P4 mbs and the asus line uses a 4 pin molex in place of the second P4 cord connector. Of course thats no help if you already have the mb but as Lar says, there are connector adaptors.

 

[FatBurger]

<< Just started researching P4 mbs and the asus line uses a 4 pin molex in place of the second P4 cord connector. Of course thats no help if you already have the mb but as Lar says, there are connector adaptors. >>



Newegg also sells P4 boards by a company called Sapphire that uses the Molex instead of the cube.