4-pin Molex to PSU Peripheral

[XRAYZEROFOUR]

Hi!
I recently purchased a LED kit for my system, which requires a molex to be plugged directly into the PSU. My PSU is a Cooler Master v700 fully modular, can I simply plug a 4-pin molex directly into a peripheral slot, or is there an adapter I need? There is no female molex slot on my PSU. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[terry4536]

Use the molex modular cable to connect to the PSU.

 

[InvalidError]

If by "peripheral slot" you mean connectors that look like this:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/31/Molex_female_connector.jpg

Then "peripheral" and "Molex" here mean the same thing.

 

[XRAYZEROFOUR]

Use the molex modular cable to connect to the PSU.

The cable I have is a PCI-E PSU to Y- split molex. Will that work to power LEDs?

 

[terry4536]

To eliminate any confusion, would you send the LED kit information (web page if you have it)? I think all you need to do is plug your LED kit into a molex cable from modular PSU. You should have the extra modular cables in your PSU box.

The PCI-E adapter cable (that you mentioned) would use one of your PSU PCI-E cables (which normally would power a graphics card) to convert power two molex connectors. But it is an option that I use only if I had used all of the regular molex cables from the PSU.