Q:Hi,I have a second-hand Antec NeoHE 550 power supply and I'd like to find a cable for it. I can't seem to find it on the Internet though.The cable is pictured here (the second from the left)On one end it has a 6-pin PSU connector and on the other end, it's a *female* 4-pin Molex connector. It is not a PCI-E cable.I'd like to know where I can buy one, I don't even know what to look for on Google.Thanks a lot!

Cable thickness is there for a reason. The extra contemporary something makes use of, the thicker the cable. i'm beneficial you ought to probably replace the cable with the different cable, yet a smaller cable will warmth up extra truly, rather if compressed in with many cables in a cable administration device. you probably can, yet should you??

Q:i have geforce 210 and i absolutly don't like it :#92; i want something that doesn't need a power cable or something that can be powered by my 600w regular powersupply...THX!

a hd 5670 is a good one

Q:I have a SATA DVD burner SATA 160GB HD .... but the PSU only comes with ONE SATA power connector .... great ..I was thinking about buying a SATA host controller card ... but I found out that that will only give me more SATA ports and take up one of my PCI slots LOLThen I was thinking about returning my SATA DVD burner for an IDE DVD burner ...

confident you go with as many SATA cables as complicated drives. potential for the HDDR's comes from the potential supply. confident you diskpersistent demands potential from the potential supply. i think of for the GFX card you're taking some 6 pin PCIe connector returned potential supply.

Q:I have just bought the above SSD product and don't know what connection I need for power, I have a SATA cable but the other long slot doesn't fit any of my power adapters, what do I need?

Ssd Power Cable

Q:NO power convertor needed? I can go straight from AT to ATX?

You are confused between AT and ATX. As described by pdl756 the power connections are different and two plugs. Another big difference was the AC went from the PSU to the Start switch on the P.C case and back to the PSU for switch on. AXT started with a 20 pin power plug and later to a 24 pin power plug. Your link shows that converter from 20 to 24 pin but it was not needed for long because PSU manufacturers provided a 20 plug plus a 4 pin clamp on extension

Q:I just finished building my shed, I put a 1 1/2 inch conduit under the shed coming up into the corner. I am now about to dig the 65 foot trench back to the house. I need to run power, not a problem. I want to run a phone line, a network cable, and a cable wire for my satellite. I say shed but it is 12 by 20 feet with an attic. Can I run these additional lines in with the power. I was thinking about using a run of Shielded cables for the network and one for the phone. For the cable some heavy duty quot;I don't know what thoughquot;. Will the power lines mess the data up on them? What will work for the three if any. If I need to I could run them in a new conduit, but that is not cheap!

What I've read here is pretty good. However, having the same situation in front of me for next year (I'm restoring a Victorian era property outside of Toronto, ON- house now, garage next year), my design made me start wondering about the same thing. You don't really need a wire phone line in 2010 do you? Use a cordless if it is in range. Otherwise, use network cable for the phone line as the electrical shielding and twisted pair nature of it is superior. For your satellite cable, direct burial is a great option and saves you running that second conduit. I took a look at what the local cable operator does and its rather simple. They just bury the direct burial line literally inches from the surface. If its good enough for them...... For your data and network cabling...Do you picture yourself surfing the net in the shed? Use a WiFi signal. I thought of the broadband needs of a seperate garage building and found that (for my IP security camera mounted on the garage) that a WiFi signal was plenty! I'm talking a hi definition (I only use the best for security cams) colour full motion bandwidth intensive camera here. WiFi is carrying it glitch free.

Q:Why cross bonding in power cable?

If so, the answer is: By tying multiple cables together, the current carrying capacity of the total cable is increased without having the total cost increase in proportion. In other words -- using the picture as an example -- tying 4 equal sized cables together increases the current carrying capacity by a factor of 4, but the cost of this multiple-wire cable is less than the cost of a larger single cable that would carry an equal amount of current. .

Q:Power cable YJV22-8.7 / 15kv-3 * 300 what meaning

(Including the insulation layer) of the total area should not be greater than 40% of the internal cross-section; . the tube wire is not allowed to have joints and twist the phenomenon; . the same loop of the phase of the wire, Regardless of the number of roots should be penetrated into a tube, and different circuits and different voltage lines are not allowed to wear a tube, AC and DC line wires shall not wear a tube, a phase line are not allowed to penetrate alone Steel Pipe. If the requirements are not strict, the power cable, the control cable can wear the same tube; but the signal line will be discretionary, although the signal line is shielded cable, but in order to maximize the signal transmission quality, and other signal lines are generally layout. UPVC plastic pipe with excellent insulation, acid, corrosion resistance, many chemical plants used as infusion piping. The other is also used for sinking engineering, medicine piping works, mineral salt water piping works, electrical piping works. Also widely used as a telecommunications cable. So it can be UPVC pipe to do electrical piping. As for the galvanized steel pipe is not necessary. If the power cable and signal cable at the same time with UPVC pipe laying, were classified separately perforated, the best interval between the two 20cm to prevent interference, with galvanized steel pipe pipe is not necessary so care.

Q:they say its a blue cable.

If its an aftermarket headunit you connect it to the blue wire in the aftermarket harness. If its a factory headunit you splice it into the switched 12v wire.

Q:its like a big power box the has two metal prongs, and is about 2quot;X3big and fits into the same size slot, if you push it in it gets power for a second then doesnt if you jiggle it around it gets power for a second and doenst.anyone know please?

I take it you are inserting it the right way up, and can only think the plug needs to be bolted in. Look for 2 small bolts, and holes they will fit through. Something that big may need that, as it could shake out otherwise. There may be something that prevents you plugging in when the power is on. If all else fails read the instructions or contact Dell. I could come and help in return for a few favours.