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While I was looking for something, I found this cable... And I'm wondering what cable it is, cus I really have no idea

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/8g2ez95lcaj3h3j/AAAeCOpg4r0fdvxainDYz62Sa

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floppy disk power I think

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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Power thingy, Molex to a thingyyyyy *waits for person that knows the name*

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Molex to Floppy, 100%

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Yeah, that is Molex to Floppy drive power. Sad that nobody no new techs knows this :(

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thats definitely floppy disk power. basically outdated now but if you ever wanted to do some modding with your case with lights or any other electronics, those connectors to come in handy. Other than that, never used anymore.

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Yeah, that is Molex to Floppy drive power. Sad that nobody no new techs knows this :(

I've been around long enough but I still don't remember that particular molex cable xD

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Power thingy, Molex to a thingyyyyy *waits for person that knows the name*

 

Molex to a floppy thingy. ;)

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they still bundle that with PSUs. 

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Thanks guys :)
(Thought for myself at the beginning it was a pwm fan power...) until i realized it wasnt a male connector :P

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Floppy power

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Molex to a floppy thingy. ;)

FLOPPY!

 

Like I know what it plugged into and stuff... Words are hard :(

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While I was looking for something, I found this cable... And I'm wondering what cable it is, cus I really have no idea

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/8g2ez95lcaj3h3j/AAAeCOpg4r0fdvxainDYz62Sa

Molex to what most people will refer to as "floppy". However it's also used for things other then floppy drives, like slimline DVD drives and some older GPUs.

"Rawr XD"

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FLOPPY!

 

Like I know what it plugged into and stuff... Words are hard :(

 

Trying to stuff your floppy into things? Helps if it's not just words that are hard.

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