Rob!
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System Name | iMac \\ Macbook |
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Processor | Core2Duo 2.4GHz \\ Core Duo 1.83GHz |
Memory | 4GB DDR2-667 \\ 2GB DDR2-667 |
Video Card(s) | Radeon HD2600 Mobile \\ Intel GMA950 :( |
Storage | 320GB \\ 120GB \\ 500GB backup |
Display(s) | 20" 16:10 \\ 13.3" 16:10 |
Case | Aluminum iMac \\ white Macbook |
Software | OSX 10.5 \\ OSX 10.5 & Windows XP Pro |
On my power supply I have tons of extra wires that I do not and will not use, such as two extra sets of 4-pin molex connectors (with three on each cable!), extra SATA cables, etc.
If I had my PSU removed from my computer and unplugged, would it be safe to snip some of the wires (one at a time) really short and "seal" them with electrical tape, just so they aren't hanging uselessly around the inside of my case?
I know it can be super dangerous tinkering with the internals of a PSU after it has been used due to build up charge, but what about just the wires?
If I had my PSU removed from my computer and unplugged, would it be safe to snip some of the wires (one at a time) really short and "seal" them with electrical tape, just so they aren't hanging uselessly around the inside of my case?
I know it can be super dangerous tinkering with the internals of a PSU after it has been used due to build up charge, but what about just the wires?