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4 pin USB header without cable?

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I'm trying to find a USB header for my boot drive.

 

I see plenty of 9 pin headers without cables:

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and 4 pin with cables:

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but no 4 pin without.

Strange!

 

(What prompted this was intermittent boot problems which I traced to my 9-pin header sagging on the 4-pin motherboard connection.)

Above adapter different was dual port vs single port, actually they are USB 2.0 adapter.

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Right - only one of the two ports will work when used with the MB's 4 pin connection. (That's the setup I have now.)

 

But forget the dual port because I only need one.

Does anyone sell a 4-pin single-port header with no cable?

 

I've scoured the usual sites, google images - nothing.

 

Worst case I'll mount the cabled version somewhere but it's not as clean.

I don't think they sell 4-pin without cable because of the weight, the connector would bend and could break. Best solution would be to use the 4-pin with cable, and then use double-sided tape or something to attach it to the side of the case somewhere.

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