My very favourite thing to do is "modify" old servers. This is an Acer R360 F2 (basically an Intel R2200GZ with a S2600GZ mobo). The case doesn't have a slot for a slimline ODD, where I would usually put a boot sata drive in a caddy. Also this server didn't come with a power cable for any sata drives even though it has two sata ports. Anyway the pic shows a 100GB sata ssd boot drive resting on the (I guess) raid battery plinth. The reason for this post is to document, although I can't believe anyone else would ever need to do this, that a Corsair (type5) Micro-Fit 3.0 to sata power lead works as a replacement. You do have to SWAP THE PINS on the sata end but it is very easy to do. The Corsair lead cost me £9.95 on Amazon.
12V 5V Top right is pin one (This is looking down on the mobo)
3.3V 5V
G G
The second 5V (pin 2) isn't connected on the Corsair Micro-Fit 3.0, but that doesn't matter as you only need five connections on the sata connector. I can't tell you the pins you need to swap as all I did was plug it in turn on the server and buzz out the pins, then swapped them to where they should be on the sata end and Bob's your Uncle.
12V 5V Top right is pin one (This is looking down on the mobo)
3.3V 5V
G G
The second 5V (pin 2) isn't connected on the Corsair Micro-Fit 3.0, but that doesn't matter as you only need five connections on the sata connector. I can't tell you the pins you need to swap as all I did was plug it in turn on the server and buzz out the pins, then swapped them to where they should be on the sata end and Bob's your Uncle.
