PSU SATA Power Cable Mod/Sleeving

- Add, remove, relocate Molex and SATA PSU power connectors

Last update: November 2006

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Some procedures set out in these pages MAY VOID YOUR WARRANTY. Proceed at your own risk.

The author cannot be held responsible or liable for any damages that could occur to you or your equipment while following the procedures presented on these pages. Also, the author gives ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY on the correctness and usability of the information provided on these pages. Please note, however, that the procedures set out on these pages have worked for the author without damages or problems, except where noted.

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Pictorial guide on modifying your PC power supply SATA power cable - Page 6 By Greig Mackenzie Location, location Measure out the location of the second last SATA connector. Third last …and first, since I decided I need three as I have only three hard drives installed in the 3.5” drive cage and are unlikely to ever need a fourth. Of course, a fourth could be fitted in the future quite easily if required. Push the wires firmly down into the connector using a screwdriver (not too sharp), ensuring the each wire is seated fully down in the bottom of the slots. Er… oops, I seem to be missing some pics. Well, other than the final sleeving, that is it!

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See Also

Worklog - GAM's HTPC (Cable Management pages)

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http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=114193
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=114323

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