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detachable psu cables
- Thread starter maxio098ui
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I saw a kit somewhere you can buy and do it to any PSU. But it costs $50 hell I can almost buy one for that much!
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yep, modular PSU's. the new thing. OCZ and TTGI (superflower) have PSU's like that too
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nothing that new - have been out about 6-7 months now
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cools. i might just do that in the future. my psu has extra wires and it's non-standard and i doubt it's still under warranty...so i can mod it to hell, and that looks like a nice option.k3nshin said:
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personally im a little scared to be doing that to my psuk3nshin said:
ive heard that the modular mod is a toughie and it can be pretty dangerous
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anytime you open up a psu its dangerous
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well, if you know what you are doing, it can be quite harmless. you just have to unplug it, and jump it so it discharges while unplugged, then just touch as little as you can. ive worked inside about 5 psus. ive shocked myself a few times on the heatsinks, but that was only because i had the damn thing still plugged in for testing. ive done mods inside a few and take the whole PCB out of 3 for playing with them. My current PSU (pcp&c 600 server psu), HAD to be modded to work nicely, and i was working with the pcb itself. it came out beautifully.k3nshin said:
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It's time consuming and tedious more than it is dangerous or difficult. Your success will depend on your capacity for patience and methodical working habits.
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yeah looks liek $25 the going rate
http://www.frozencpu.com/psu-111.html
http://www.frozencpu.com/psu-111.html
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I really dont need to do this mod because I just wrapped the main lead and ran it throught a small hole I dremeled on the back of my MOBO mounting plate!
can only see the MOBO Power leads and IDE cables.
can only see the MOBO Power leads and IDE cables.
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squasher said:
Yea, expecially if you leave the case on the ground and step on it.... -_-;;
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