24 Pin Power Cable Mod

MKmods · Oct 16, 2008

freaksavior said:
Your welcome just glad i got my cable done. I asked the guys from murderbox also if they did the psu cable and they said "We are sorry but that is not a service we offer"

Its because its impossible to make $$ doing it. To do it correctly you need the tool, ($10) and 20' of sleeve, 2" of shrink tubing and a few hours...

If I did this for business I would have to charge like $100 and so would they. Thats why I showed this on the forum so those adventurous could give it a try.

kyle2020 said:
Guide please!

Id love to do this with my corsair, obviously test it out on my cheapo EZ-cool first but i must admit that looks amazing.

I will fill in the picts later on today/tomorrow with a bunch of tips.

freaksavior · Oct 16, 2008

so basically you just charged me for material?

MKmods · Oct 16, 2008

Pretty much I did it as a favor, you bought my PS and were pretty cool about it. Honestly its not that easy to find people to deal with that dont suck, so when I do I am pretty nice to them.

freaksavior · Oct 16, 2008

Awesome. Yeah its a sweet psu. as much as its humanly possible to love a machine is how much i love that psu.. 100% modeler

theJesus · Oct 17, 2008

Wow that looks really nice, I'd love to do that to my psu if it would somehow not void the warranty (fat chance :laugh:

). BTW, was that a Decathlon? I was looking at those for if I ever invest in a modular psu and they look pretty nice. Only modular, single rail psu I've seen.

freaksavior · Oct 17, 2008

theJesus said:
Wow that looks really nice, I'd love to do that to my psu if it would somehow not void the warranty (fat chance ). BTW, was that a Decathlon? I was looking at those for if I ever invest in a modular psu and they look pretty nice. Only modular, single rail psu I've seen.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817256036&Tpk=silverstone DA800

theJesus · Oct 17, 2008

A simple "yes" would have sufficed

. If I hadn't found my psu brand new for $100 shipped on ebay, then I might have got a DA750 since it's only a little more than the 750w silencer on newegg.

Either way, I'm jealous that you got to have your psu modded by mark :laugh:

MKmods · Oct 17, 2008

theJesus said:
A simple "yes" would have sufficed . If I hadn't found my psu brand new for $100 shipped on ebay, then I might have got a DA750 since it's only a little more than the 750w silencer on newegg.

Either way, I'm jealous that you got to have your psu modded by mark

I would be happy to hook you up...
(the DA series is a pretty big jump over the PC 750..But for $100 (half the cost of the DA it was a deal))

theJesus · Oct 17, 2008

That's tempting, but I don't have a spare psu that I could use, cuz I just found a buyer for my old one :ohwell:

How much would you charge for it though?

imperialreign · Oct 17, 2008

I've done this mod before as well - I agree MK, it's a bit of a PITA only cause it's tedious, though:

Although - I like how close you got the heatshrink to the connector, looks very clean. :toast:

Is it just me, though, or does it seem a lot easier to sneak the 24-cable under the mobo when the cable is seperated up like that?

MKmods · Oct 17, 2008

very nice imperialreign

imperialreign · Oct 17, 2008

MKmods said:
very nice imperialreign

thanks.

ya know - if you do a lot of cable modding, and need pin removal tools, you can obtain a master kit from soem auto tool dealers, like Matco and Snap-On.

The Matco set I have ran about $60, but damn if I haven't run across a connector it won't pop the lines out of.

Deleted member 24505 · Oct 18, 2008

I just ordered 4m of 4mm black sleeving,is this stuff ok to do my atx/pci-e leads?

MKmods · Oct 18, 2008

I used 1/8"..so 4mm sounds close. It gets bigger but when it does it allows you to see the nside more so I like it to have to expand as little as possible.

4m sounds like plenty, just remember there are 24 wires so it goes fast. I did the ends about 4-5" each because thats all I had, I would recommend about 8" if flexibility is your goal.

SimFreak47 · Oct 18, 2008

Mark, your work is amazing!

freaksavior · Oct 18, 2008

http://www.xtremesystems.org/Forums/...&postcount=259

MKmods · Oct 24, 2008

freaksavior wants the ends to be longer/more flexible so a re work is in order. I am planning to sleeve the ends double of the length they are now.
When I get the cable I will show the rework of the cable

Deleted member 24505 · Oct 24, 2008

I've just done my atx 24pin lead,i sleeved each wire seperatly about 6.5".

Deleted member 24505 · Oct 25, 2008

Heres the pic-

MKmods · Oct 25, 2008

nicely done

oily_17 · Oct 25, 2008

Just started doing my PC Power&Cooling PSU.
I have to admit that it is a pain getting some of these connections out of the plugs :mad:

BTW..Love the murderMod Pc and Charles work...just waiting on some of the parts for my own TJ07 case.

kyle2020 · Oct 25, 2008

Hey tigger, ygpm.

Deleted member 24505 · Oct 25, 2008

MKmods,how do you sleeve a sata cable? does the sleeving fit over the plug and be tight enough to look ok?

Thanks

Tigger

MKmods · Oct 25, 2008

I saw someone actually cut up a sata cable and re soldered the end (custom length). That would be cool to sleeve, but if you had to expand the sleeve to fit over the connector It would be too big a sleeve to look nice I think.

I wish I thought of it but here is a link to a site. (they have a BUNCH of cool ideas there)
http://metku.net/index.html?path=mods/baby-sata/index_eng

Deleted member 24505 · Oct 25, 2008

I might try that.

Thanks for pointing it out.

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