Can't fine internal power supply form new sound card

Just installed an asus xonar dx sound card in my slimline s5670t desktop. The problem I am having is that I cannot find the 4 pin power supply I need on the mobo. Can anyone help me out?
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These are the motherboard specifications for your PC.
You probably need to look for a 4 pin molex or floppy connector coming off the power supply. If your don't see a spare connector then you will need an adapter to split off from a molex connector or even off a sata power connector. Look carefully at the power cable going to the hard drive. This is where you might try a Y splitter power cable. www.newegg.com probably has want you need.
Maybe this adapter would work. I can't say if the connector is right for tapping on the sata drive for power or if the cable lengths are long enough.
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