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Old 07-03-09   #31 (permalink)
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Looks amazing. For the 24-pin extension, does it matter which color wire goes where or can I just take em all out, paint em black and put em back anywhere?
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As long as they connect "strait across" i.e. not crossing any wires, then yeah, but they different colors correspond to different voltages and stuff, and if you mess with that it would be a major PITA if you have to troubleshoot it.
oops didn't see this, sorry. I personally tested it although it's verifiable elsewhere. If it's the same color, it can be switched and swapped however you want if you are sleeving your main cable.

If you are doing an extension, then make sure you either keep the same orientation, or go STRAIGHT across.
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