Adapter cable for K8N Diamond Plus PCIE cable?

I guess the K8N Diamon Plus was made before standards were settled, since it has the oldish IDE/Molex power connector for PCIE cards. That while Power Supplies now use the standard connector. Of course there are molex connectors as well on the PS cables, but many power supplies are split into 2 or 4 channels and you're better off using as many channels as possible.
The problem is: I can't find any adapter cable with (female) PCIE --> (male) Molex... I can find cables with one male PCIE and two Molex (don't remember if they were male or female), but not the right kind. I would look more closely now, when buying, and I now know about PS with split/combined settings - but the two PS I have are both "not right" for the Diamond Plus.
Any help with such cables? I'm in Stockholm, Sweden, so something in Europe would be preferred.

Yes, it's a "FSP Epsilon 700 FX700-GLN"
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Voltage Min.load Max.load Load Reg. Ripple & Noise
+5V 0.5A 30.0A +-5% 50mV P-P
+12V1 0.0A 18.0A +-5% 120mV P-P
+12V2 0.0A 18.0A +-5% 120mV P-P
+12V3 0.9A 18.0A +-5% 120mV P-P
+12V4 0.1A 18.0A +-5% 120mV P-P
+3.3V 0.8A 36.0A +-5% 50mV P-P
-12V 0.0A 0.8A +-10% 120mV P-P
+5Vsb 0.0A 3.0A +-5% 50mV P-P‧+5V & +3.3V total output is 155W max.
‧+5V & +3.3V & +12V1 & +12V2 & +12V3 & +12V4 total output not exceed 680W.
http://www.fsp-group.com.tw/english/1_product/2_detail.asp?mainid=1&fid=98&proid=462

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    Quote from: 1badxe on 05-November-06, 18:26:59
    hi there , thanks for the reply , by NIC do you mean the network adapter or the network bus enumerator????? , i have done a complete reformatted re-install twice now and it has the same problem each time , this is why i am htinking it might be more of a bios / hardware problem , i will try removing the network adapters and getting them ro re-plug and play , will let you know
    thanks
    corry
    hello there,
    "by NIC do you mean the network adapter or the network bus enumerator?????"
    Network Interface Controller (NIC, network adapter).
    have you tested to use your secondary onboard NIC?
    if you use NAM, remove/un install it. (NAM-->Nvidia Active Armor)
    go to NIC advanced properties, and disable Checksum Offload, Low Power State Link speed, Segmentation Offload.
    re-test.
    what BIOS version you use?
    BIOS versions(collection) can be found here: https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=96683.msg742311#new
    good version are 1.33 and 3.0A

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