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  1. 18-11-2007, 08:23 PM #1
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    Cheap 100% modular PSU

    I'm after a PSU that is completely modular, as in the main motherboard loom is also detachable.

    It's going to be used as a power supply for some external drives and other peripherals and not to actually power a system

    I've seen some, but they are all horribly expensive, there is no way i'm going to spent more than £100 on this.

    I guess if i can't get a completely modular one, i'll just crack it open have remove the motherboard connector loom from the thing alltogether

    thanks guys
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  2. 18-11-2007, 08:39 PM #2
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    Re: Cheap 100% modular PSU

    You'll need at least a couple of wires from the main loom so that you can switch it on
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    Re: Cheap 100% modular PSU

    Coolmax is 100% modular PSU.
    Welcome to CoolMaxUSA.com
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  4. 19-11-2007, 06:39 AM #4
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    Re: Cheap 100% modular PSU

    Quote Originally Posted by toolsong View Post
    You'll need at least a couple of wires from the main loom so that you can switch it on
    Yes, i know that.

    Quote Originally Posted by LegacyOne View Post
    Coolmax is 100% modular PSU.
    Welcome to CoolMaxUSA.com
    Unfortunitely Scan don't stock it.
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