Is this for a 6-pin firewire cable? Will it fit in a small form factor PC? Thanks!
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This card supports both pin formats. The card is 1/2 height, and so should fit in any desktop pc.
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yes, it will take 1 6-pin and 2 8-pin firewire cables. I don't know about your form factor, but we got it in a 2 rack space server case on a microatx motherboard. It comes with the a larger and smaller mounting bracket for either size container.
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Yes, you connect your 6-pin firewire cable to this after installed in your system. This low profile version of firewire card is specifically for small form factor pc. I use an aspire ax3400g-u4802 desktop system, the first firewire card I bought was for a regular standard size desktop which is twice as wide as my small form case, and was way to wide to install in my system. I bought this one next as it was specifically for slim small form cases, and this one fit my computer. Look up my model of computer, and look up the size specs/dimensions. If your computer is the same width (much smaller than average computer cases) this card should work for you. It installs quickly, and is instantly recognized on windows 7 64 bit home version. Takes less than 10 minutes to open case, install, reboot. It's not the height of it, it's the width of standard size cards that won't work with a slim form computer case. The height of the regular firewire card was fine, but width was a couple inches too wide.
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not sure about the small form factor pc. If it takes cards it should be ok. Amazon is real good with sending things back. my Presonus is a 6 pin and the firewire that came with it was a 6 pin to 4 pin so that fit but I do believe it will go 6 to 6 also. But I only needed 6 to 4. Great card to hook up my presonus which had firewire probs with windows 7 . went in with no problems. I did not use the set up disk as supplied but let windows 7 itself set it up once I put it in.thxhope it helpssal
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This card does support the 6 pin Firewire connector. I don't know what a small form factor PC is.
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Yes this wire matches the PCIE/CPU connectors on the power supply and should be able to extend the wire you already have. This length of wire is best for an extension unless you have a small computer, I would buy something longer if you are buying this as a replacement. You don't need to worry about ever putting too much power through the wire regardless of your PSU size.And also this is not compatible with any molex type connector unless you also buy an adapter. In which case they sell molex to 8-pin adapters in this length and it would probably be cheaper/more reliable than buying two separate items. NZXT does not sell one on Amazon, I am not sure they make one. Yes this wire matches the PCIE/CPU connectors on the power supply and should be able to extend the wire you already have. This length of wire is best for an extension unless you have a small computer, I would buy something longer if you are buying this as a replacement. You don't need to worry about ever putting too much power through the wire regardless of your PSU size.And also this is not compatible with any molex type connector unless you also buy an adapter. In which case they sell molex to 8-pin adapters in this length and it would probably be cheaper/more reliable than... » Read More Yes this wire matches the PCIE/CPU connectors on the power supply and should be able to extend the wire you already have. This length of wire is best for an extension unless you have a small computer, I would buy something longer if you are buying this as a replacement. You don't need to worry about ever putting too much power through the wire regardless of your PSU size.And also this is not compatible with any molex type connector unless you also buy an adapter. In which case they sell molex to 8-pin adapters in this length and it would probably be cheaper/more reliable than buying two separate items. NZXT does not sell one on Amazon, I am not sure they make one. « Show Less
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It's unlikely. Firewire is controlled by a specific chip that doesnt exist in USB
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It sounds like you have a 6-pin firewire cable that is the same size on both ends (i.e., 6-pin on each end). To make this work with the smaller 4-pin firewire input, you will need to get an adapter, although right now it looks like you can by this cable which should solve this problem for less money than it would cost to buy an adapter. If you want to do your own price comparison, here's the adapter:StarTech IEEE-1394 FireWire Adapter 4 Pin - 6 Pin M/F (FIRE46MF)Here's the complete cable that connects 4-pin to 6-pin firewire connections: Canon Firewire Cable (4-Pin to 6 Pin) It sounds like you have a 6-pin firewire cable that is the same size on both ends (i.e., 6-pin on each end). To make this work with the smaller 4-pin firewire input, you will need to get an adapter, although right now it looks like you can by this cable which should solve this problem for less money than it would cost to buy an adapter. If you want to do your own price comparison, here's the adapter:StarTech IEEE-1394 FireWire Adapter 4 Pin - 6 Pin M/F (FIRE46MF)Here's the complete cable that connects... » Read More It sounds like you have a 6-pin firewire cable that is the same size on both ends (i.e., 6-pin on each end). To make this work with the smaller 4-pin firewire input, you will need to get an adapter, although right now it looks like you can by this cable which should solve this problem for less money than it would cost to buy an adapter. If you want to do your own price comparison, here's the adapter:StarTech IEEE-1394 FireWire Adapter 4 Pin - 6 Pin M/F (FIRE46MF)Here's the complete cable that connects 4-pin to 6-pin firewire connections: Canon Firewire Cable (4-Pin to 6 Pin) « Show Less
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I checked my manual and can find nothing relating to a firewire port. I also looked for a reference to IEEE and could find nothing on that either. It has HDMI ports, ethernet, and USB ports. Hope this helps. Wouldn't this type of port be listed in the tech list? Good luck finding what you need.
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Both are Firewire. There were 6 and 4 wire connections, the 6 wire carried power. It was sort of the defacto serial protocol for digital video for awhile. It is too bad the n ewer compouters no longer include it and you have to buy a separate PC board. Nonetheless, the ends are both Firewire and can be used as DV or data
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The adapter (as previously stated) uses a molex connector. ON A SIDE NOTE: The length of the cable that connects the molex adapter to the switch that goes in a PCI slot on your case is only 8 INCHES LONG. It can lead to a bit of a cable management nightmare.
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I used one of these enclosures today ( an older generation ide version) The drive drew too much power from the single usb cable, so it needed a usb power cable as well. (Standard usb on one end goes in computer, the other end is a power tip.) I thought they were generic. I had it from another old enclosure. (Drives used to take more power so often came with more power cables), generally if they require over 500mA (look on the drive), it can't be powered by 1 usb port alone, I believe. Not sure on firewire, I think it can handle more power.
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The PCI Express board is powered from the PC motherboard. It doesn't need any other power. That may not apply to the device at the other end of the firewire cable.
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In response to your question: This Belkin box is great, but in order for the 4 USB connections to work you have to plug in the USB connection to the computer (same is true for the Firewire). Sorry!
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Interesting idea. Unfortunately, I have no firewire accessories other than hard drives to use, so I really can't help.Sorry
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I can't tell if there is more than one version, but this one specifically is a USB 3.0, which means it does not go into Firewire
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I think this one should work: Tripp Lite FireWire 800 IEEE 1394b Hi-speed Cable (9pin/4pin) 6-ft.(F019-006)
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Im not sure, keep in mind the other end of that cable is not a usb its a firewire end thats why it did not fit in my computer i find out that i have to by a firewire card so it could work.
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The ports are for 6 pin firewire and it works just great. I used mine every day for over a month in studio, recording from HD video camera direct to computer SSD with no issues.
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The one I bought supports usb 3.0 and esata-Not firewire-I think you can get one that does, just make sure to read the specs/see pictures-
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Yes! This PCIe Card requires the desktop computer's power supply plug into it. In order to make the Firewire connections work.