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Hello! So I just got my white LED light strip that is going to shine in my case. The problem is, I have no idea where to plug this cable in (does not enter PSU nor MOBO anywhere. Do I need another cable for this one to go into? Linking pics below. Thanks

 

http://imgur.com/a/fpR8E

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That's molex. Your PSU should have come with some 6 pin PSU side to Molex adapters for extra powering.

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It is a molex connector it plugs into the PSU directly

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1 minute ago, PCGuy_5960 said:

It is a molex connector it plugs into the PSU directly

The one in my hand on the picture u mean? I couldn't plug that in the PSU (too big)

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1 minute ago, Tech Wizard said:

The one in my hand on the picture u mean? I couldn't plug that in the PSU (too big)

Yes, the one in your hand is molex. It should have come with an adapter, or your psu already has one. I've seen them on the ends of SATA power cables 

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4 minutes ago, Tech Wizard said:

The one in my hand on the picture u mean? I couldn't plug that in the PSU (too big)

Poor phrasing on my part... Yes, it plugs into one of the modular cables1024px-Molex_female_connector.jpg

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Ok so I need a cable from PSU to my molex...
Couldn't find one in PSU box/ nor Sata cables

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7 minutes ago, Tech Wizard said:

Ok so I need a cable from PSU to my molex...
Couldn't find one in PSU box/ nor Sata cables

yes you can get extension molex

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25 minutes ago, Tech Wizard said:

Hello! So I just got my white LED light strip that is going to shine in my case. The problem is, I have no idea where to plug this cable in (does not enter PSU nor MOBO anywhere. Do I need another cable for this one to go into? Linking pics below. Thanks

 

http://imgur.com/a/fpR8E

That is molex. There might be a sata power to molex in the psu box. They are cheap on amazon if you done have one.

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I don't think my PSU has 6 pin, can only see 8 pins. This means I need to get an 8 pin PSU to molex cable?

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You should have some spare cables left over when you got your computer, it will be with them, one end will go into the PSU and the other will go into the Molex in your hand.  The spec sheet for your PSU says you should have a couple of them if you cannot find them send OCZ a message and they should be able to help you out.

https://ocz.com/us/support/

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6 hours ago, AddonCustoms said:

You should have some spare cables left over when you got your computer, it will be with them, one end will go into the PSU and the other will go into the Molex in your hand.  The spec sheet for your PSU says you should have a couple of them if you cannot find them send OCZ a message and they should be able to help you out.

https://ocz.com/us/support/

I didn't build this PC myself. The PSU is from my work, so I don't have the PSU box

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