No 20/24 PIN power connector. WTF?

[Ryan_23]

So, I royally goofed on a recent power supply purchase. I ordered an Antec PP-380V on eBay for super cheap. It was even new, still in the box. Well, if you google this PSU, you'll find that it's a disk array PSU. It has a ton of SATA and Molex connections but NO 20/24 PIN or 4/8 CPU connectors. They say you learn something new everyday. In all my years building PC's, I've never heard of such a thing.

Anyway, does anyone know how one might go about using such a PSU on a standard ATX motherboard? I have molex -> 4 pin CPU adapters but is there even such thing as a molex or SATA -> 20/24 PIN power connection?

 

[Suztera]

That psu is not designed for the standard ATX motherboards, its for disk array.
http://web.antec.com/Believe_it/Information/file/Power/Other/PP380V/flyer/PP380V_flyer_EN.pdf

 

[Ryan_23]

That psu is not designed for the standard ATX motherboards, its for disk array.
http://web.antec.com/Believe_it/Information/file/Power/Other/PP380V/flyer/PP380V_flyer_EN.pdf

I understand that. I'm hoping there's some possibility of keying a 20/24 PIN from the molex and SATA connectors or purchasing an adapter. Wondering if anyone has any insight.

 

[reedo_43]

My insight is your are screwed on this one. Sorry for your luck!

 

[Ryan_23]

My insight is your are screwed on this one. Sorry for your luck!

That's what it's looking like

 

[Suztera]

That psu is not designed for the standard ATX motherboards, its for disk array.
http://web.antec.com/Believe_it/Information/file/Power/Other/PP380V/flyer/PP380V_flyer_EN.pdf

I understand that. I'm hoping there's some possibility of keying a 20/24 PIN from the molex and SATA connectors or purchasing an adapter. Wondering if anyone has any insight.

I wouldn't recommend using it for an ATX motherboard.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

You need to purchase a standard ATX power supply,