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I figured I'd make a post to make sure I'm not missing anything...
Long story short, I have an OCZ 750w ZT PSU in a Silverstone SG09. The case just doesn't need the long PCIE and 24pin/8pin cables; they actually are coiled up in where the slim ODD would go, so I have decided to make some new, shorter cables. Here's a peak at my cables sticking out...
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=7364378&postcount=6
I received 2 extra PCIE cables when I bought the PSU and OCZ shipped me a 24pin and 8pin cable (Thanks OCZ!!!!). The plan is to remove each wire/pin from the ATX plugin side (not the PSU connector side) cut the wire down 6-8 inches, strip, crimp and sleeve the cable and after many hours and a few cuts I'd have a modular set of short cables!
Am I missing a step or do I need to solder the cables into the crimp pin? Just want some reassurance before I get started...
Here's the part # info for the pins I'm gonna buy...
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity/1586315-1/?qs=%2bRX4mxi9f/%2bTk%2bg46T6N3A==
Mouser #: 571-15863151
Mfr. #: 1586315-1
Manufacturer: TE Connectivity
Desc.: Pin & Socket Connectors SOCKET 22-18AWG BRASS-TIN
RoHS: RoHS Compliant
With shipping costs I'm almost better off picking up some from Microcenter... would these work?
http://www.microcenter.com/product/339744/Female_D-Sub_Crimp_Contact_Connectors_-_10_pack
As always, thank you for any comments/advice!
Long story short, I have an OCZ 750w ZT PSU in a Silverstone SG09. The case just doesn't need the long PCIE and 24pin/8pin cables; they actually are coiled up in where the slim ODD would go, so I have decided to make some new, shorter cables. Here's a peak at my cables sticking out...
http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=7364378&postcount=6
I received 2 extra PCIE cables when I bought the PSU and OCZ shipped me a 24pin and 8pin cable (Thanks OCZ!!!!). The plan is to remove each wire/pin from the ATX plugin side (not the PSU connector side) cut the wire down 6-8 inches, strip, crimp and sleeve the cable and after many hours and a few cuts I'd have a modular set of short cables!
Am I missing a step or do I need to solder the cables into the crimp pin? Just want some reassurance before I get started...
Here's the part # info for the pins I'm gonna buy...
http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/TE-Connectivity/1586315-1/?qs=%2bRX4mxi9f/%2bTk%2bg46T6N3A==
Mouser #: 571-15863151
Mfr. #: 1586315-1
Manufacturer: TE Connectivity
Desc.: Pin & Socket Connectors SOCKET 22-18AWG BRASS-TIN
RoHS: RoHS Compliant
With shipping costs I'm almost better off picking up some from Microcenter... would these work?
http://www.microcenter.com/product/339744/Female_D-Sub_Crimp_Contact_Connectors_-_10_pack
As always, thank you for any comments/advice!