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Making a modular power supply

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ryanjg11

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I have an Antec True480 and would like to transform it into a modular power supply, similar to the TrueBlue Modular that ForzenCPU sells for some astronomical price.

I was wondering if anyone knew of any tutorials or walk throughs on the topic.
 
I done that to mine a while back. I didn't bother to take pics while I was doing it but let me look the parts up I used. It's pretty simple to do. BRB
 
Here's the connectors I used. Get 10

They don't seem to have the Printed cuircuit board I used in stock. This should work but you'll have to trim it down. Get 2

Also a bunch of these and these You need those to make your modular cables.Get 10 of the housings and 20 pins

You'll also need a dremel with fiberglass cut off wheels, hot glue or other strong non conductive adhesive, solder and a solder iron. 1/8" heatshrink is nice and some some spools of 22 AWG wire in black, yellow, and red.

I'll draw it out later for you cause I gotta get the christmas tree up before the kids get home.
 
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