4 Pack Molex to Floppy Adapter 4 Pin IDE to 4P FDD Hard Drive Power Supply Cable Connector Convertor Extension Cord Wire for Old Computer Desktop PC Internal Device Component DIY
Details
- ColorBlack
- BrandThtRht
- Connector Gender
- Voltage12 Volts (DC)
- Plug FormatMolex
Description
🔧 Power Up Your Legacy Tech!
- 📏 PERFECT LENGTH - 0.2m extension cord for flexible installation.
- 💻 REVIVE OLD TECH - Breathe new life into your vintage desktop PC components.
- 🛠️ DIY FRIENDLY - Ideal for adding adapters and floppy drives to your setup.
- 🔗 SECURE CONNECTION - Features an anti-fooling buckle to ensure a snug fit.
- 🔄 SEAMLESS CONVERSION - Easily convert 4-pin IDE power plugs to floppy type power adapters.
The 4 Pack Molex to Floppy Adapter is a versatile solution for connecting older floppy drives and components to modern power supplies. With a 0.2m length and secure anti-fooling buckle design, this adapter ensures a reliable connection for your DIY projects and retro computing needs.
Reviews
G**N
Moles to floppy adapter
Great to use in old computers from the 1990s to add power to floppy drives or zuluscsi hard drives
M**B
A little flimsy, but works.
The Molex side of the cable could be less sloppy and easier to connect, but it works as advertised.
P**K
They're Still Around
I was building a new PC and used all the power connectors that came with the power supply but had some older Legacy cards that required these types of connectivity. Glad they're still around and offered on Amazon.
T**C
Maybe they just don't make good molex connectors anymore
The sockets or pins in these wobble around so much that it takes fiddling to get them to plug in. They do work, however.
D**B
floppy power cables
I got these to work with gotek drives I'm using for some retro gear, They are as they appear they should be. Fit properly. Work properly.
R**N
Connectors aren't great. "Molex" (or more accurately a copy of Mate-n-Lok) pins are quite wobbly.
These adapters will do the job. The Berg-style connectors are fine, but the Mate-n-Lok-style connectors aren't very nice. The pins are loose and wobbly, so it can be tricky getting them snugged up. That's not uncommon for basic adapters. As they get used less and less in newer computers, I guess there is less of a market for premium connectors. I still use these for 3.5" floppy drives, some front-panel devices, IDE to CF card adapters, IDE to SATA modules, AGP video, and even local AUX power next to the PCIe slots on one older multi-gpu motherboard.
C**B
Caught fire and burned immediately
This molex to floppy connector caught fire and burned on startup!
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