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I recently got a usb 3.0 hub for my computer to run my rift sensors and headset, as I didn't have too many 3.0 ports beforehand. The only way to power it is using a 6-pin to molex cable, and the cable that came with my PSU has like 3 unnecessary connectors at the end. I tried to look up cables that were just a 6 pin to molex with no others hanging out but all I could find were ketchup and mustard cables. Anyone know where I can find a decent looking 6 pin to molex cable? Thanks. 

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I think you would have better luck with a sata to molex adapter.

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3 minutes ago, ActualCannibal said:

I recently got a usb 3.0 hub for my computer to run my rift sensors and headset, as I didn't have too many 3.0 ports beforehand. The only way to power it is using a 6-pin to molex cable, and the cable that came with my PSU has like 3 unnecessary connectors at the end. I tried to look up cables that were just a 6 pin to molex with no others hanging out but all I could find were ketchup and mustard cables. Anyone know where I can find a decent looking 6 pin to molex cable? Thanks. 

https://cablemod.com/

 

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On 2/21/2018 at 8:15 PM, ActualCannibal said:

I recently got a usb 3.0 hub for my computer to run my rift sensors and headset, as I didn't have too many 3.0 ports beforehand. The only way to power it is using a 6-pin to molex cable, and the cable that came with my PSU has like 3 unnecessary connectors at the end. I tried to look up cables that were just a 6 pin to molex with no others hanging out but all I could find were ketchup and mustard cables. Anyone know where I can find a decent looking 6 pin to molex cable? Thanks. 

 

Your not going to many results due to the fact each PSU uses a different pinout.

 

You can have someone make one or you could just build it your self if you have the tools.

 

Shops that make quality cables:

 

https://mod-one.com/custom-full-length-power-supply-cables/mdpc-x-sleeved-cables/

https://www.ensourced.net/

https://mainframecustom.com/product-category/full-length-custom-power-supply-cables/evga-power-supply-cables/

 

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