What adapter is required for use with the PC adapter kit for PC dovetail gig.
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You will need the Bosch Quick Change Template Guide Adapter http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005HPUP80/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00 and the Bosch RA1100 Threaded Router Template Guide Adapter http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009H5INI/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00 The problem is that most places don't carry the quick change adapter, not even DIRECT from Amazon. So you have to buy it from Woodcraft online (I purchased it from Woodcraft through Amazon). I checked my local Woodcraft store and it was not available. The shipping is nearly as much as the adapter! This is a key part because without it you can't mount anything to the stock base plate for this router. You could change out the clear plastic baseplate and get a PC compliant one, but that may just open up a new set of problems. The RA1100 threaded adapter fits into the quick change adapter and it allows you to screw in any PC guide that you would need. Thankfully, this part is available directly from Amazon. I'm a PRIME member so the shipping was free on this one.
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Hi Nick, there is no special adapter required. If you look at the iFixit instructions, there are four posts you remove from the old drive and put them in the M500. This is what I did.
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Yes hardware store has what you need. Take a picture with you to help them identify the adapter needed.
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Any adaptor that matches the specs will work, although I found the one it comes with very convenient.
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If it has a 1/2 height Mini PCIe slot then yes. If it is a full size slot you need to use a 1/2 to full height adapter.
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I don't have that same supply but it works fine together with a micro itx intel mobo and a extra USB 3.0 plugged in the PCI slots with a small 150W switching supply.
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You need to know what socket (ie:11500 the mother board will accept. Then match it to the processor.
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I don't have your motherboard and if you have a manual it should list whether there is "onboard/internal usb 3.0 header" and this header is what you need to plug or connectthe cable attached to the usb 3.0 panel what you want to buy. Take a careful look at the cable, there is a 20-pin (actually 19 b/c 1 is dead) connector and this connector mustgo into the onboard of the motherboard. Typically at the rear of the board. If if you have that 19-pin connector then it is compatible.
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I don't have your motherboard and if you have a manual it should list whether there is "onboard/internal usb 3.0 header" and this header is what you need to plug or connect the cable attached to the usb 3.0 panel what you want to buy. Take a careful look at the cable, there is a 20-pin (actually 19 b/c 1 is dead) connector and this connector must go into the onboard of the motherboard. Typically at the rear of the board. If if you have that 19-pin connector then it is compatible.
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I would check Gigabyte's website or ask it on Tom's Hardware forum. They know everything!
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Can't help specifically, but it is a USB2.0 hub, so as long as your PC connects with 2.0 connector, it should work.
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No adapter needed. Only tool needed is a small philips head screwdriver. If there is a 250 or 500 memory in the socket, remove that and slide in the new one. Shouldn't take more than 5 minutes. There is an instructive video on utube that is helpful. Charlels
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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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You will need a +5 volt suply on the third pin of the adapter. I took mine from an unused usb header on my mb. I used a two pin connector from an old fan lying around to connect to the usb header. Double check what you're doing and make sure to put 5 volts to the correct pin of the adapter.
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Sorry I can't help here as I have a PC, please see the other answers below. Seems you need a firewire 400 to 800 cable or adapter.
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Usually, motherboards come with 4-pin connectors but the plastic support for the connector is usually set in a way that it can support 3-pin electrical connectors from fans. So, the short answer is that you will probably not need an adapter, it will work just fine just as it is.
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You don't need an adapter, 3pin connector will fit a 4pin socket. However, you won't be able to manage fan speeds using PWM, for that you need PWM enabled fans, which are 4pin.