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    psu sleeving question

    when my new ocz 520w psu comes in the next few days im gonna sleeve it, now the question would one vantec black sleeving kit fit everything? or would i need 2
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    I just ordered the Vantec sleeving kit for my Antec 400W Smart Power. It seems like there will be enough tubing, but I'll let you know when I get it. I have some other cables I want to sleeve too like my SATA cable to match the others.

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    i think u may need 2-i did for antec neopower,well me and a mate got 3 between us but i did sata leads the lot
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    It took me 2.
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    Originally posted by [KitFox]
    It took me 2.
    ok thnx, one more question did you need to get a molex remover as well? or can it just fit over the connectors?
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    nope, you'll need to pull the molexs off. It's very possible to do with a bent paperclip, but a molex remover makes it soo much easier.
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    There's sleeving to fit the ATX motherboard power connector right? Other then the video card aux power connector, that's the only power connector I have showing so I'm hoping to cover that first. I ordered a molex remover to get the 20 pin header off.

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    Originally posted by thrawn86
    nope, you'll need to pull the molexs off. It's very possible to do with a bent paperclip, but a molex remover makes it soo much easier.
    yeah ive made custom cables usign a saftey pin but it is a pain in the arse, ill just grab a remover
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    I forgot that the ATX/12V connector uses a different pin and didn't order an extractor. I've only found an extractor for those pins at frozencpu for 25 bucks. Is there a cheap way to get them off? It's a lot tighter fit then the molexs.

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    You can use a Jewelers Screw Driver or a Eye Glass Repair Kit one.

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    Originally posted by TAZTG
    You can use a Jewelers Screw Driver or a Eye Glass Repair Kit one.
    Even for the ATX power connector? It's really thin. Would I put one on either side?

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    I used a nail for the damn molex.

    You definatelly need to remove them, but the problem is you never gonna eb able to remove the molex off the Serial ATAs.

    And i never been able to remove molex off the Floppy power.

    And also, never been able to remove the 3 pins molexes.

    In fact, the only molex ive been able to remove are the 4 pins LOL.



    Like you see, i just bought a Electrical tape the same color of the Sleeving kit and it did the job pretty well. Especially since those part are not visible.
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