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ATX extender?

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BellaCroix

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Anyone ever see an ATX extender or something with an ATX motherboard connector and a few inches of wire at the end?

I'm planning on "stealthing" the atx connector on the motherboard so that it can connect in the rear but still want to be able to disconnect the PSU from the motherboard with a socket instead of wiring it directly to the back of the board.

Any suggestions?
 
Why not get an atx power connection extender, or a 20 to 24 pin converter, like this?? It has a 20-pin female (like you'd find on a motherboard) connector on one end, with all the wire you'd likely need. :)
 
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