Posts by aqualad

Quote:Originally Posted by Swiftes ez guys just started trying to sleeve my XFX XXX 650w PSU, but however I try I cannot seem to get the pins out of the 24 pin or other connectors of that type. Im using a tool ive got from WCUK, and...

Quote:Originally Posted by paulerxx And what do you know about Alicia Key's qualifications? What he said^

Quote:Originally Posted by goodtobeking Yeah its not the easiest to solder these things, but Ramsey77's guide helped. Only thing was I had to figure out how to remove the silicone covering on mine. That and I ripped the hole open a...

It really helps if you have a set of helping hands they help a whole lot.

Quote:Originally Posted by go4life Hah, Will.I.Am has as much talent as a piece of turd with glitter on it. How he can even be considered good at anything is beyond my imagination. He even admitted himself that he could not sing,...

Quote:Originally Posted by Mike395 Can't believe the "there goes Blackberry" style comments. As if Blackberry was in a position to lose something to begin with. Enough said ----^LOL

Quote:Originally Posted by MrEpicCar I am 99% done with my PSU's cable sleeving. It's just that one sense wire that won't let me finish. Are there any methods other than splicing? (not really confident in splicing any wires) I'm...

Quote:Originally Posted by WiSK I respectfully disagree. Cutting fresh wires to length, crimping on fresh MiniFitJr pins and reinserting into a fresh connector is the fastest way to make a new harness. If you have a proper crimper,...

Quote:Originally Posted by JAM3S121 Hey guys, I'm thinking about sleeving my fans and my front I/O cables this week or next week. For the 3 pin fans I just need a 3pin ATX tool right? And for the i/o cables, most sleeving like...

The 39000038 pins are not gold plated the base material is brass, terminal contact is tin also the mating contact is tin The gold pins are very expensive, and most places does not stock them, if they do you have to pony up at least...