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EVGA 500W Power supply 2 pin connector adapter needed

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2016/12/10 13:14:34 (permalink)
The DVD player in my tower requires a FLAT connector type (see 4 pin picture). The 2 pin connector that comes with the power supply has round connectors (see 2 pin pic). Yes, the proverbial round peg in a square hole. Is there an adapter available?
   
p/n 100-W1-0500
 

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    Re: EVGA 500W Power supply 2 pin connector adapter needed 2016/12/10 13:18:36 (permalink)
    That is a Standard SATA Power Connector from what I can see.
    I cannot see the Connectors so this could also be a Proprietary Power Connecter.
    Check your old Power Supply to see if their is a Connector or an Adaptor on it for your Player.
    What is the Model Number of this Player?
    No Clue what that 2-Pin Connector is unless it is half of a 4-Pin Connector or the 2-Pin Side of a 6-Pin + 2-Pin PCIe Graphics Power Cable.
    What is the Model Number or Part Number of Your Power Supply? 100-W1-0500
     

    http://www.cablestogo.com/learning/connector-guides/internal
     
    https://www.lifewire.com/sata-15-pin-power-connector-pinout-2624584
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    Re: EVGA 500W Power supply 2 pin connector adapter needed 2016/12/10 16:32:47 (permalink)
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    That is a Standard SATA Power Connector from what I can see.
    I cannot see the Connectors so this could also be a Proprietary Power Connecter.
    Check your old Power Supply to see if their is a Connector or an Adaptor on it for your Player.
    What is the Model Number of this Player?
    No Clue what that 2-Pin Connector is unless it is half of a 4-Pin Connector or the 2-Pin Side of a 6-Pin + 2-Pin PCIe Graphics Power Cable.
    What is the Model Number or Part Number of Your Power Supply? 100-W1-0500
     

    http://www.cablestogo.com/learning/connector-guides/internal
     
    https://www.lifewire.com/sata-15-pin-power-connector-pinout-2624584


    Yes, it is the 2 pin portion of the pcie conncetor. The DVD model is " hp TSST DVDRW SU-208HB " Yes the old power supply has the needed connector. 
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    Re: EVGA 500W Power supply 2 pin connector adapter needed 2016/12/10 16:54:38 (permalink)
    TSST DVDRW SU-208HB It is a Slim Drive that is why. Do you have the room to put in a Standard Drive like this:
    LG Electronics Internal Super Multi Drive Optical Drives GH24NSC0B Less than $20 on Amazon.
     
    I have been looking for the last hour or so for an adaptor and cannot find one.

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    Re: EVGA 500W Power supply 2 pin connector adapter needed 2016/12/10 16:56:43 (permalink)
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    TSST DVDRW SU-208HB It is a Slim Drive that is why. Do you have the room to put in a Standard Drive like this:
    LG Electronics Internal Super Multi Drive Optical Drives GH24NSC0B Less than $20 on Amazon.
     
    I have been looking for the last hour or so for an adaptor and cannot find one.


    Thanks for the help. I was hoping not to have to do that, but at $20. I'll do it.
    tyvm and I'll consider this one closed 
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