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So, I'm trying to take the plugs out using paperclips, what a PITA! I can't even get one out. what's the secret?
 
Hi you can drill out a Audio plug and use it to free molex plugs. Find the right size one and it works good.
Radio Shack carries the tool for this and it looks like a Hyperdermic needle
and its good for all the work.
 
sherbanater said:
Sorry...guess I could give you better directions on that site...
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=34_804
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You can get any of those off of Amazon (most are a few bucks cheaper, too). They are sold by NZXT and have prime shipping. I'm slowing working on this. One or two adapters ain't so bad. Buying enough for everything added up quick. I throw one in the cart each time I order something else off Amazon... eases the blow :p
 
From Corsair tech support:
Technical Support No, sleeving the cable does not void the warranty.


I wrote them type of psu and question if it can void that warranty.
 
tmaven said:
From Corsair tech support:
Technical Support No, sleeving the cable does not void the warranty.


I wrote them type of psu and question if it can void that warranty.
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Are you sure they understood what type of sleeving you meant? You can get stuff that just wraps on. Not very nice, but it works. Real sleeving, as in tearing apart the connectors, sleeving, and putting it back together... that's easy to make a mistake and kill your PSU. I can't imagine them honoring that warranty. I could be wrong... but i'm skeptical.
 
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