12in LP4 to 2x SATA Power Y Cable Adapter - Molex to to Dual SATA Power Adapter Splitter (PYO2LP4SATA)

Product is as described and works great. Cheaper than anything that I could find locally. Quality of the cable is great and should last basically forever.

Dell is currently charging $350 to add a 256GB SSD drive (most likely Liteon) to the x51 model currently selling for $1149. There isn't even an option for adding an SSD to the lower cost x51 models. (I purchased the model one step below this base price but containing the GTX 760 ti graphic card, assuming it's the graphic card that matters most and not so much the CPU). Guess what? You can buy a Samsung Evo 250GB SSD drive on Amazon for $153.99. Pay yourself $200 for doing the following: Read instructions for installing an SSD by an Alienware enthusiast after doing a search for "PYO1LP4SATA upgrade alienware". The upgrade is very easy and does not take too long. What does take long is installing Windows 8 and Alienware Command Center on your new SSD drive. Installing an SSD is much easier than you think -- I open up my computer case once every 3-4 years, so while I may seem knowledgeable relative to the average consumer I am by no means an expert or comfortable with computers. One thing the instructions do not mention are the following: 1) you need a sata cable in addition to this power y cable; 2) if your original HDD is small enough, first see if there is software that comes with your SSD drive that will copy over all data and settings onto the SSD because reinstalling from scratch was very time consuming; 3) if you reinstall everything from scratch, you will need to find copies of Alienware Command Center and a few drivers. Do a search for "Product support for Alienware X51 R2" or whatever your model is to get the relevant page. I am pleased with the results of adding an SSD to my x51 r2. It takes about 10 seconds to load BF4, and restarting the system computer after an update takes just a few seconds. This is super compared to painfully long loading times I experienced with my previous computer running on a HDD. You might think it doesn't matter so much, but I tell you once you experience it it's super -- like going from picking cotton manually to the cotton gin. One more thing that may be relevant to Alienware x51 upgraders: the original 1TB drive that comes with the Alienware x51 r2 is a Western Digital Blue. I replaced mine with a 3TB Western Digital Black -- I wanted a drive that supposedly has a low chance of failure because it's where I want to store and access all my family photos and videos. It's working well so far.

Ran out is SATA ports but components these days use the new standard for drives and such, so if you find yourself needing this, then it's a mist-buy! Good value and fast shipping!

Was perfect and worked well.

Got this for use in a Dell Precision 380 tower computer that I had to replace the power supply in. The SATA power plugs are to big to allow me to put the cover back on. Giving it 4 stars because it works as designed, has good quality and workmanship and came in a reusable and resealable plastic bag.

Good clips, fit nicely.

Works great

There are countless options available for converting molex to SATA power, but not so many for going the other way. Since some older motherboards and many adapter cards use the older molex style plug and modern power supplies tend to concentrate on the SATA connections, this can come in quite handy when you're trying to keep the number of power supply wires down.

Just the job connector for a fan control box

J'avais un ventilateur en prise molex à faire passer sur prise Sata afin de limiter les câble pour ma tour gamer de taille moyenne, le résultat est sans appel, ça marche super bien, et niveau tarif, c'est le moins cher et qualité c'est super

Hat mir gefallen, dass der Adapter so kompakt ist. Funktioniert einwandfrei.

Alles bestens! Passt und die länge ist gut ausreichend.

Excelente producto cumple con lo que promete recomendado