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molex kits, which one...?

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cardude03

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so, guys, i would like to know what your opinion's are on these two molex kits. the first one is the vantec kit, it comes with the regular metal remover tool, and 10 blue molex's. the second one is from logisys, it comes with more molex's, and it comes with some sleeving, and it costs less, but comes with some funky looking molex removal tool.. the sleeving isnt really important since i already bought mine, and im leaning towards the second one because i would be able to change more than just one type of molex. and i believe they are both the ez kind. so i just wanted to know what you guys think, and also if anyone has has any experience with that second one.

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=12-999-036&depa=0

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=00-888-062&depa=0
 
so anyone have any experience with either of these products?? im still leaning towards the second one...
 
id get the second one because it has different kinds.....


for anyone interested in that first one though, if you go to www.excaliberpc.com and pick up the vantec cable sleeving kit, you get a free black molex connector package with it. thats what i did :)
 
I would buy a ATX tool as the the motherboard connector can be a right pain to change over without the right tool..

Buy molex plugs on their own, they only about £0.80 each and use a safety pin.

David
 
the Logisys molex remover is absolutely terrible. It broke on me when removing the first plug...
 
Yeah, I have one of those logisys kits, the tool is abysmal to use and will probably break. Also, I'm not even sure how to put on the other ends (espeically the motherboard 24 pin connector). And you'll need some heat shrink for the sleeving, the kit does'nt include any.
 
You can get the logisys cheaper HERE The tools they all send are only for the drive connectors but with a steady hand and a jewelers screww driver the mo board ones can be done.
 
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