4-Pin IDE Molex To 6-Port Cooling Fan 2-Pin Splitter Power PC DIY Adapter Cable

Product Description:

4-Pin IDE Molex to 6-Port Cooling Fan 2-Pin Splitter Power PC DIY Adapter Cable is used to extend the power supply of a computer's motherboard to allow for the connection of multiple cooling fans.

• Connects to a standard 4-pin IDE Molex connector on the computer's motherboard
• Provides six 2-pin connectors for connecting cooling fans
• Allows for the easy addition of multiple cooling fans to a computer system
• Perfect for improving airflow and cooling performance
• Made of high-quality materials for durability and long service life
• Compact and lightweight design for easy installation and storage

• Improves airflow and cooling performance in computer systems
• Provides a convenient and cost-effective way to add multiple cooling fans
• Easy to install and use, with no special tools or skills required
• Durable construction ensures long-lasting performance

• Connector 1: 4-pin IDE Molex Male
• Connector 2: 6 x 2-pin Cooling Fan Female
• Cable Length: 30 cm
• Material: PVC and Copper
• Color: Black

• Connect the 4-pin IDE Molex connector to a corresponding connector on the computer's motherboard
• Plug the 2-pin connectors of the cooling fans into the splitter's 2-pin connectors
• Ensure that all connections are secure and the fans are operating as desired

• Compatible with most computer motherboards and cooling fans
• Supports multiple fan speeds and configurations
• Helps to reduce noise levels in computer systems
• Enables users to create custom cooling solutions
• Backed by a satisfaction guarantee

If you are looking for a way to improve the cooling performance of your computer system, the 4-Pin IDE Molex To 6-Port Cooling Fan 2-Pin Splitter Power PC DIY Adapter Cable is an excellent choice. It is affordable, easy to use, and effective, making it a great value for the money. Order yours today and start enjoying the benefits of improved cooling.

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