On page 4, there is an "IDE Power" connector. It looks a lot like a 4 pin CPU fan connector, but it (obviously) provides different voltages that are appropriate for 3.5" IDE drives (5V, 12V) and ...

Yeah, you definately wont be able to find a board without that nowadays. In fact most of them are moving to ATX12V 2.0 which adds 4 pins to the big connector as well. I think they do make adapters ...

This prototype PCB featured not one, not two, but 4 x 16-pin power connectors and a 45-phase power delivery which is bonkers. Each of the 16-pin power connectors can use up to 600W of power, ...

In both cases, the main connector used for power delivery is a 12-pin connector, but the official PCIe 5.0 spec allows for a smaller 4-pin plug that branches off the side of the main 12-pin ...

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1x 4-Pin Molex to 4-Pin Fan Adapter; As you can see, there are plenty of connectors for most anyone. There are a few things to note, but they are good things. Most newer motherboards require a 4-Pin ...

Often refers to the 4-pin connectors used to attach DC power to the drives inside a PC cabinet. Molex is a large manufacturer of electronics plugs and sockets that dates back to the 1940s.

NVIDIA and many others investigated the melting plugs, and the conclusion was that it was too easy to mess up plugging in the 12+4-pin power connector, leading to poor fitment and bad connections.

Custom models of the Radeon RX 9070 XT, one of the first graphics cards to leverage AMD's all-new RDNA 4 architecture, may not feature 12VHPWR, the 16-pin power connector that some NVIDIA users ...

The leaks show Intel's new specification for a PCIe 5.0 power connector that's radically different from the current 8-pin connector, and strangely similar to Nvidia's "custom" 12-pin connector ...