- Apr 16, 2013
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Hi.
I'm making an mitx build arround the Ncase M1.
I will use a Seasonic SII12 500w 80+ ATX non modular psu.
But i don't need all the wires and cables and the lenght, looking for a nice fit and wm.
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/psus/2008/06/25/seasonic-s12-ii-500w-psu/2
From what i searched the most clean and pro method is to buy crimping kit and cut the wires from the exterior and them reassemble the plugs.
Or from the inside, desolder and cut and solder back but i think it's too big of a risk for me with a 10 $ soldering iron.
Then I saw this for the sfx psus.
It's exactly what i need and want.
http://silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=438&area=en
Is there a way i can make my psu use those cables?
I mean if i cut and solder this will it be ok or i need special solder tools?
Any kmput is of great help.
Thank you.
I'm making an mitx build arround the Ncase M1.
I will use a Seasonic SII12 500w 80+ ATX non modular psu.
But i don't need all the wires and cables and the lenght, looking for a nice fit and wm.
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/psus/2008/06/25/seasonic-s12-ii-500w-psu/2
From what i searched the most clean and pro method is to buy crimping kit and cut the wires from the exterior and them reassemble the plugs.
Or from the inside, desolder and cut and solder back but i think it's too big of a risk for me with a 10 $ soldering iron.
Then I saw this for the sfx psus.
It's exactly what i need and want.
http://silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=438&area=en
Is there a way i can make my psu use those cables?
I mean if i cut and solder this will it be ok or i need special solder tools?
Any kmput is of great help.
Thank you.
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