Can this harm your PSU cables, and should you proceed?

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Can this harm your PSU cables, and should you proceed?

Can this harm your PSU cables, and should you proceed?

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c_x_y
Member

227

12-03-2019, 01:10 PM

#1

I'm dealing with a non-modular PSU that has all the wires, and I've got a small MATX case that's hard to fit. The back panel is too tight, and I've tried adjusting it but it still doesn't work. I was thinking of using this method shown in the photos for a fix instead of buying a bigger case. Is this safe for my PSU cables?

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c_x_y

12-03-2019, 01:10 PM #1

I'm dealing with a non-modular PSU that has all the wires, and I've got a small MATX case that's hard to fit. The back panel is too tight, and I've tried adjusting it but it still doesn't work. I was thinking of using this method shown in the photos for a fix instead of buying a bigger case. Is this safe for my PSU cables?

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Crumzzy
Junior Member

4

12-09-2019, 07:03 AM

#2

Should be fine but the PSU looks like a generic junk unit. What's the brand and model of the PSU?

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Crumzzy

12-09-2019, 07:03 AM #2

Should be fine but the PSU looks like a generic junk unit. What's the brand and model of the PSU?

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ragemonster6
Junior Member

16

12-15-2019, 05:42 PM

#3

Cougar

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ragemonster6

12-15-2019, 05:42 PM #3

Cougar

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Jupieter
Junior Member

4

12-27-2019, 01:42 PM

#4

This describes the appearance of a 2004 OEM computer wiring setup, focusing on the two empty 4-pin slots next to the memory unit. The image is slightly blurred for closer examination of the socket connections.

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Jupieter

12-27-2019, 01:42 PM #4

This describes the appearance of a 2004 OEM computer wiring setup, focusing on the two empty 4-pin slots next to the memory unit. The image is slightly blurred for closer examination of the socket connections.