is this a 4 pin / 4 wire molex
1615476
there are 4 screws at the top, and 4 screws at the bottom, depending on what side of the fan you are attaching it, you will need only 4 holes to connect to the heat sink. there are 2 wires, black and red, so there are not 4 wires , but pin wise it is a 3 pin
132106
I believe that it does need the 4-pin Molex connector because 3.0 needs a much stronger amount of current(~5.0A I think) to properly reach the bandwidth that it's rated at(4.8Gbps). So therefore, I don't think it would work without it but I can not be 100% certain about this.
2390
If I remember (motnths ago) it was a 20 pin with a 4 pin optional. I believe if you use the spare, you are limiting yourself to onboard GFX (it's a 300 watt so its pretty understandable)
962438
Yes. Ensure that at least one pci-e slot is available for the fan card when connected to the molex cable.
1644300
The unit I received has a port, looks like a 1/4". It's plugged, but comes out with some heat and a large hex.
1505253
It does not connect directly to the 3 pin connector on your motherboard, but rather a standard 4-pin molex connector. There is an extra wire that holds the speed control switch. I set it to the desired speed and forgot about it. Works great in my NAS4FREE server - replacing a dead system fan. So it is very easy to connect to your power supply!
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.
690503
I can't say for sure, I used the molex plug. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work with the 3 pin connector. Some motherboards even control the fan speed when connected with the 3 pin connector.
1822538
Probably, but I have not tried this. As the other responder said, one of the dies will crimp a connector pin (M or F) onto a wire and then you insert the pin into the molex connector housing. So indirectly, the answer is yes.
2180795
I believe there is for the 6 conductor port, not the 4 conductor port. Check the picture, second row down, second from the right to see if that is the firewire type you need.
1676048
No, it's actually 8pin and then 2x (6+2)pins. Amperage aside, you can use the split side for 6pin or 8pin ports.
958194
It's been 2 months since I installed it for a customer. I think it only had 1 lead with 2 Molex (IDE) connectors, but I honestly can't remember for sure- sorry. Just spend the extra $10 and get a better one, that's my recommendation. I don't think that I would buy this one again- not that it didn't work, it just didn't have enough connectors for more general use, like I would want.
221304
Any 12 Volt, 3 Watt computer power supply will work with the correct 4-pin molex connector. For external applications like yours, you can use something less obtrusive like this one from Coolerguys, Coolerguys 100-240v AC to 12 & 5v DC 4pin Molex 2A Power Adapter
1443104
The big block is the A.C. connection. The Molex connector is for the snse coil placed around the load conductor.
1187007
Its a molex fitting, you would have to cut it and the cable and make your own attachment to the battery
799091
Your going to need a 4pin molex splitter & All Led lighting & cold cathode for PC cases have a standard 4 pin connector. Male to female 4 pin molex splitter. If you can't find the cables on Amazon go to PerformancePcs( .com ) they have all the molex connectors, splitters & controllers for Led lighting as well as Cold Cathodes .
96041
If you do a direct hookup it has 6 pins. If you buy the one that is on the expandable module it has 4.