I looked around and found the 6 long pins are for power. I pulled it out of an old sff poweredge r710. I was hoping to use this for another pc if a cable converter exists, but probably not. Thanks!
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If you find a pin out or trace the wires, you can always just solder to them... These types of connections are also found on server power supplies for 48v DC output... We use these for amplifier power supplies in amateur radio and we just solder to them...