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Turn on 1 psu with another

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ChRoNo16

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I have a case with space for two power supplies, I had an idea, When I power on the machine, I want the first PSU (Running motherboard proc and ram to power up the 2nd psu (running harddrives and fans.) I thought I could run a wire from the green line (ATX ON) on the first supply, to a negative on the 2nd, anyone got an idea on this?
 
Interesting, I didn't see that before, but I wouldn't pay for it. I would rather just slap a couple wires across the case..

I am trying to see exactly what pins it is using, so that I can just do this with a couple cheap supplies around here
 
all you need to do is run two wires from the green and black lines from one PSU to the other PSU. thats all.

that adapter makes it so that you dont have to strip and splice wires. it serves the same function.
 
My idea was simply some extra wire, and some scotch locks :) No splicing required :D
 
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