PCNerd

my paperclip seems to work fine

SpookedJunglist

Nooblar are you connecting the right ones??

GREEN + BLACK = TURN ON

I had a staple running mine for over a year :)

hainer36

i just used some wire from a fan that busted on me, took out the pins and sized the wire and bam, 2 psu's worked like a charm

Burn

Yea, i think when i wire one, i'll use a molex and just take the connectors out along w/ the wire and just do what the picture looks like...easiest and looks clean.

ShawnMcGrail

Still no word on getting the Secondary PSU to boot along with the Primary?

-Thrilla-

can you like cut open the wires on the primary PSU and connect the green and black from the 2nd PSU there?

and what pins do you connect if you want to turn the PSU always on by using a push button, and push it again and it will turn off

eraser_ta

why not just cut the green n black and tie them together if theres a switch on the psu already? ive actuly had to rewire a psu once before. made a 20pin psu into a 16pin. was a interesting expirence. i also had to hardwire in a switch off the old psu because the computer wasnt new enough to have the power button on the mobo

SpookedJunglist

I just wanted to leave the option open for using it in another computer later. Of course with the information above you can do what you are talking about. I dont think I need to tell someone how to splice to wires together with a wire nut though ;)

Pacman

MAN ITS WORKING!!!! :D THX BUDY!!! +rep!

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maddrfookenstein

Is there one of these FAQ's that includes the other four pins...(on a 24 pin connector) Steer me the right way to a schematic or FAQ if ya would, please.
This is a good write guy. Thanks.