Well I took on the task of sleeving my PSU. It was a pain from the start with a majority of my pins getting stuck and stripped wires. Long story short, I mixed up 2 wires and on my quest to hurry and finish I forgot which two. When I went for power and it didn't work I started switching wires based on the colors in the very poor quality picture on the box. The PSU is a Raidmax Hybrid 2 530watt semi modular. Any help would be appreciated, I am SOL at the time being.
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