My power supply only has one floppy drive power supply cable. Now I've bought a Radeon, I've had to plug this power supply into the graphics card, rendering the floppy drive useless. This didn't bother me, but it bothers my wife who still uses the floppy drive.
I've had a look around and my local PC stores don't have power splitters or convertors for this sort of power plug, and online stores (try and find one with any in stock!) charge about ?3 for them. That to me is a bit pricey for a piece of wire and a little bit of plastic, plus I don't want to have to wait for it to be delivered.
Now, I have an old power supply, and that has a floppy power cable. Can anyone confirm whether the floppy power supply carries exactly the same voltages as a normal 4-pin molex plug? if so, I can piggyback this other cable into a molex plug and power my floppy that way, which would be ideal as it's fast, free and gives me another excuse to delve into my case.
I've had a look around and my local PC stores don't have power splitters or convertors for this sort of power plug, and online stores (try and find one with any in stock!) charge about ?3 for them. That to me is a bit pricey for a piece of wire and a little bit of plastic, plus I don't want to have to wait for it to be delivered.
Now, I have an old power supply, and that has a floppy power cable. Can anyone confirm whether the floppy power supply carries exactly the same voltages as a normal 4-pin molex plug? if so, I can piggyback this other cable into a molex plug and power my floppy that way, which would be ideal as it's fast, free and gives me another excuse to delve into my case.
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