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    Quote Originally Posted by H2O View Post
    Question: Does the official Molex ATX pin remover that Nils sells work? I didn't order one initially as I thought staples would work, but they didn't so now I'm looking at ordering one. Also, is it easier to just cut and crimp new connectors?
    It works perfectly, but depends just as much on the PSU manufacturer as the tools themselves. Some are a lot easier to remove than others, corsair's always seem to be difficult for me.
    I never cut and crimped myself, so i can't comment on that. But i suppose it would also help having the exactly length of cable you need without excess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jpm804 View Post
    [Top]: MDPC
    [Middle]:NZXT
    [Bottom]:CleanCut Sleeving



    [Impressions]: I prefer the tigther weave of the MDPC-X sleeving and actually the CleanCut Sleeving is not bad either. The NZXT extension for the price is not bad for someone who doesnt want to pay the price premium of the MDPC-X sleeving and time it would take to sleeve it.
    That actually looks really good for the price/ease/not voiding PSU warranty. Thanks for the comparison!

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    "Extensions are like woman-shoes ... a shoe doesn't make a good looking woman "

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    Quote Originally Posted by dualbrain View Post
    "Extensions are like woman-shoes ... a shoe doesn't make a good looking woman "

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    Let's paint with sleeve


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    I'm getting a Jackson Pollock vibe here .

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    Quote Originally Posted by dualbrain View Post
    "Extensions are like woman-shoes ... a shoe doesn't make a good looking woman "
    Oh darn, guess I can clean out my shoe closet

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    You need a sleeved PSU or someone who sleeves your PSU ?
    Send me a PM

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    Quote Originally Posted by shazza View Post
    Oh darn, guess I can clean out my shoe closet
    You don't need them anyway ... always in the sand or snow - never on concrete

    Ferhan: Toxic

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    Nice job fhantastic! I love the green sleeving!

    Nils, I got my order the other day, thanks for all the help! I've only sleeved a SATA cable so far as I'm still deciding on whether I really want to sleeve my Seasonic 700W or just drop some coin on a new PSU.
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    Ferhan this looks awesome!
    Nils any new colors in near future?

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    Quote Originally Posted by H2O View Post
    Nice job fhantastic! I love the green sleeving!

    Nils, I got my order the other day, thanks for all the help! I've only sleeved a SATA cable so far as I'm still deciding on whether I really want to sleeve my Seasonic 700W or just drop some coin on a new PSU.
    depends on how much coins you have got

    but if I where you and I would had some coins to spend I would drop some to get a nicer psu. Silverstone maby
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    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=236704

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    I love MDPC sleeve









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    i never will answer your PM !

    You can do it yourself like a young god !
    You need a sleeved PSU or someone who sleeves your PSU ?
    Send me a PM

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    Thanks lol. I was just curious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shazza View Post
    Nice, Crys1s.

    I did the two wire/sleeve on my first PSU - actually found it a bit tougher to "manage" the sleeved wires in the case compared to uni-sleeving.
    Thanks, and I agree it's actually stiffer than uni-sleeved cables. Ah well. Appreciate the feedback anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crys1s_Gam3r View Post
    I love MDPC sleeve

    Beautiful combination. Maserati MC12...

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    Quote Originally Posted by karbonkid View Post
    Beautiful combination. Maserati MC12...
    Indeed it is

    Quote Originally Posted by dualbrain View Post
    Let's paint with sleeve

    Awesome

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    Quote Originally Posted by melle.k View Post
    depends on how much coins you have got

    but if I where you and I would had some coins to spend I would drop some to get a nicer psu. Silverstone maby
    Some, although it was meant for a new graphics card. But if I want a high-end single or dual graphics card, I guess it makes sense to get a PSU first. Otherwise, it's kind of like putting the cart before the horse.

    [/rationalization]

    I swear MDPC-X sleeve is like an addiction. You buy so much and then Nils and Crys1s_Gam3r come on here and post pics like that...

    *shuffles off to MDPC-X to look at more sleeve*
    Last edited by H2O; 02-28-2010 at 07:21 PM.
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    Hey Crys1s_Gam3r,

    Your sleeving is sick man... I'm amazed how you fit the heatshrink into the square slots on the molex connectors. I had problems with doing it. You using a heat gun on the entire heatshrink or do you go over the one that gets inserted into the connectors an extra time?

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    Quote Originally Posted by H2O View Post
    I swear MDPC-X sleeve is like an addiction. You buy so much and then Nils and Crys1s_Gam3r come on here and post pics like that...

    *shuffles off to MDPC-X to look at more sleeve*
    I know the feeling exactly. I just placed a large order, and am now kicking myself for not ordering more colored sleeve

    Quote Originally Posted by 3dchipset View Post
    Hey Crys1s_Gam3r,

    Your sleeving is sick man... I'm amazed how you fit the heatshrink into the square slots on the molex connectors. I had problems with doing it. You using a heat gun on the entire heatshrink or do you go over the one that gets inserted into the connectors an extra time?
    Thank you! I heat the heatshrink in one rotating pass with the "1000 F" temp setting on my heatgun. Before it completely cools, I insert it into the connector until it clicks.

    Are you using MDPC heatshrink? Other heatshrink I've used has been too thick, and was unable to go into the connector (even with my method above).

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    Crysis: Your heatshrink-techniques are perfect, perfect, perfect! A big pleasure to look at - candy for my eyes!

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    bah.. i want to just get one of those nifty drawings lol. meh i dont want to wait to buy sleeving.. spending all my moneys on hardware and cooling..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crys1s_Gam3r View Post
    I love MDPC sleeve


    those heatshrinks are perfect!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dualbrain View Post
    Crysis: Your heatshrink-techniques are perfect, perfect, perfect! A big pleasure to look at - candy for my eyes!
    Thanks for all the kind words Nils, an honor to hear this from you

    Quote Originally Posted by illidan View Post
    those heatshrinks are perfect!!
    Thank you!

    I will post some more pics later today or tomorrow
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