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Old 11-15-2012
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Nice setup for a case

I moved back to a case recently, and ended up doing the same thing, except with fans all over the place lol.


I like the homegrown power kit too.

Just FYI Look into a breadboard It is simpler and does not require soldering. they have been available for a long time, (at least since my first electronics kit in the late 70s) and will let you test out various configs before soldering.



the slots "hold" a wire in place for testing purposes so you can test out various serial/parallel configs at your leisure

EDIT: You will still need to tin your wires IIRC so not totally solder free, but easier than soldering desoldering

EDIT EDIT: If not sure you want single length or multiple lengths, just use sockets, and use extensions where necessary. You can get them prebraided wire covering cheap, like a buck or two per cable. Not as cheap as making your own, but.. still cheap Think i paid 15 bucks for 6 from newegg at 3' length last time I needed them. Cheaper elsewhere but I needed them fast
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Last edited by Neuromancer; 11-15-2012 at 06:10 PM.
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