I think uglyvamp clearly answered that question already.

I jz wan to know izit wan to follow back the coloour.. thank u anyway..

This post has been edited by singchaii: Nov 4 2005, 09:19 AM

Dinster told me about this sleeving guide page, didnt expect it to be so professional, neway salute to Uglyvamp for another job well done.. I bought my vantec sleeving kit last year from a forumer but I dont see any other molex removing equipment inside.. izzit have to buy separately?

The molex removal tool is only included in the Vantec Molex Set, and not the Sleeving Kit.

I think this will help in sleeving..

Yeah...another gr8 addition. Dis is really so useful for those who scared might screw up evrythin'.

A Psu Guide By me.How To Test Your PSU
Well maybe you could start using it as a 'test' PSU. To test your fans, cold cathodes or other modding stuff whenever you want, without having to boot up your PC. Now you might be thinking that this wouldn't be a problem, just plug in the power cable of the PSU and start the air/light show.. right?

Now first start searching for an ATX Power Supply Unit.
This is the motherboard connector 20 pin


2nd we need a paper clip or wire.Please make sure your PSU isn't plugged in while doing this mod! You might get a shock!




Overall this is a very easy mod, just search for the connector with the green wire and insert an end from the paperclip. Then pick out one of the connectors with a black (ground) wire and insert the other end of the paperclip.


After this cover the psu connector 20 pin with some tape, just to be safe in case anyone or anything touches it..


Now plug in the power cable of your PSU.. and start running!


This might help for after sleeving the20pin to test

This post has been edited by sherren: Nov 11 2005, 10:24 PM

http://xtronics.com/reference/atx_pinout.htm

This website might be help too..


This is for 20 pin. The voltage have been show on the PSU if wan to know the colour..



This is for 24 pin.



*get from technical support

Hope it help too..

note that you can't use the 'shorting' technique to test whether the PSU is working or not... albeit the fan will still run when you short it...

The reason is, that there is no 'load' to the system, thus even the PSU fan is running, there still chances for it not to work...

Anyway, if you want to test some fan, led etc.. the shorting technique is the best since it does not need you to connect to mobo first...

Correct wut

I always take a close up pics of the 20/24pin ATX before removing all the cables. When putting back, i just refer to the picture again.

Just in any special case, the PSU manufacturer don't use the correct color wires

thx for the guide....
my cpu looks more tidely n nicely....

bro do you still sell those molex removing tools? interested in getting those tools

btw nice thread! good tutorial.. i think im going to re-sleeve my PSU.. dunno that heat can shrink the rubbertape.. instead i used cable tie

GOD~!~!!! i cant find a tool to remove the ATX pin... ( how?

bro....atx pin u can use 2 staple bullets and a jewellers screwdriver. search around. therell be pix on the net to show how to do it.

either that or u can buy the atx removal tool from uglyvamp.

nice guide!
thx.. now i knoe how modified psu..

anyone know where to find those ATX remover? searching for one but couldnt find it.. even uglyvamp dont have stock

why dont u try doing THIS instead?

u could replace the pins with staples and use a flathead jewelers scredriver to push the pin out.

Sherren,
nice looking transparent psu..what brand is it? or you mod it yourself?

Are there any sleeving kits or methods to allow sleeving without taking off the molex things?