Hi,
I want to convert this(http://www.amazon.com/LEDwholesalers-Controller-2034RGB-3315-3215/dp/B0040FJ27S/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_img_y or any other RGB strip) to a molex connector

The molex as most of you probably know has 2 ground,a +5v and a +12 pin. As far as I can tell that should be enough to power 300 RGB's, is that right?

I want to keep the wireless receiver, so is there anyway that i can go about doing this??

Thanks in advance.

 

The power supply looks to be 12V @ 5A so any ATX power supply should handle it with ease.

Do you have a 4 pin molex to PCI-E adapter cable that often comes with graphics cards. You could remove the PCI-E plug and fit a DC power plug the same as the one on the power supply.

 

Do you have a 4 pin molex to PCI-E adapter cable that often comes with graphics cards. You could remove the PCI-E plug and fit a DC power plug the same as the one on the power supply.

so would that mean i only use 2 pins on the molex the ground and the the 12v??

 

The molex as most of you probably know has 2 ground,a +5v and a +12 pin.

Molex is a manufacturer of connectors and has many configurations possible. What application has the pins as you describe? An ATX power supply connector?

If you're using an ATX power supply, I often scavenge a matching connector from the hardware I pulled the PSU from and remove any unused/unwanted pins.

 

Molex is a manufacturer of connectors and has many configurations possible. What application has the pins as you describe? An ATX power supply connector?

If you're using an ATX power supply, I often scavenge a matching connector from the hardware I pulled the PSU from and remove any unused/unwanted pins.

when i say molex i mean the 4 pin molex computer connector, so do only have to use the 2 pins 12v for positive and ground for negative