Power for SATA drive? (Procase Noah, Intel D945GCLF)

[spr]

Hi there,

I have trouble powering a SATA drive. The case is Procase Noah, which has an AC/DC-adaptor. The motherboard is an Intel D945GCLF, and the drive is connected with a SATA-cable. On the chip receiving the input DC there is one connector remaining, a small 4-pin connector, which is, after some searching on the interwebs, the power supply for my drive. The case comes with a dual female small 4-pin connector to female molex cable (or the other way around, doesn't seem to matter, does it?).
Simply put, my question is: how should I power my drive?

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Cheers,

spr

[smargh]

The case should come with the cable on the right of this photo:
http://aycu34.webshots.com/image/283...8784604_rs.jpg

If you don't have that cable, then look for a cable with one standard IDE molex power connector to x2 (or x1 if you don't need a floppy drive) floppy connectors.

Then use a molex to SATA converter which you can get anywhere - eBay/kustomPC/scan/linix/etc:
http://www2.multithread.co.uk/mtcsho...Cable_main.jpg

[spr]

Thanks, I guess that might work!