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Where to find SATA Power?

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I want to add a USB3 PCIe adapter card to my Mac Pro (2010), but it requires to be plugged into a SATA power line.

# My first attempt was to plug a SATA power extension into the SATA power connector for disk sled 4.  That didn't work.  I think that connector isn't active unless a disk is on the sled.  I can see a pressure switch for that purpose.
# My second guess was to connect into the second optical disk SATA power, but I would need to drill into the optical disk sled to pass the wires through.

***Does anyone know a better place to connect to SATA power?***

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Mac Pro 2009-2012

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crwdns2934241:0crwdne2934241:0 Michael Faklis

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Where to find SATA Power?

crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:

I want to add a USB3 PCIe adapter card to my Mac Pro (2010), but it requires to be plugged into a SATA power line.

# My first attempt was to plug a SATA power extension into the SATA power connector for disk sled 4.  That didn't work.  I think that connector isn't active unless a disk is on the sled.  I can see a pressure switch for that purpose.
# My second guess was to connect into the second optical disk SATA power, but I would need to drill into the optical disk sled to pass the wires through.

***Does anyone know a better place to connect to SATA power?***

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Mac Pro 2009-2012

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