QUOTE(trickson @ Oct 4 2005, 01:51 AM)I will see what I can do at this time I have nothing but hold on and I will soon K? this dial up real sucks [content edited] !!!
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ok so is this what you want to do?


then you must try to get the thing to do this .




I hope this has helped you out some ..

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QUOTE(trickson @ Oct 4 2005, 02:12 AM)ok so is this what you want to do?


then you must try to get the thing to do this .




I hope this has helped you out some ..
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its cool but the srinking ends are not going to fit /sad.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='sad.gif' /> the one that you heat and it becomes smaller thats where allthe the looks go lol ! but nice you did it ! you passed it cool man ! thanks alot ! and i hope i wont have to much difficulty ! you have a 20 pin mobo connector i have a 24 pin one ! more trouble /wacko.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='wacko.gif' />

was it easy to pass ??? the big 20 pin connector ?

and how did you pass the 4pin wires ?? ( the ones that you connect your dvd rom with ) ? i think im going to take the plastic cap out for these ones there easy but i will never take that big 24 pin connector out !! /ohmy.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='ohmy.gif' />

anyways tell me if it was easy to pass it ? and do you have more pics or its the only ones that you have ?? dude thanks alot !! /smile.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='smile.gif' />

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you will need this kind of heat shrink tubing for the 20 pin conector and a biger one for the 24 pin but you get the idea right? here are the pic's .


here are the molex conectors heat shrink tubing needed size in pic's too. /biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' />



does this help you now? that is 3/4" for molex BTW.

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take a look at my case, i did quite a decent ammount of sleeving...
http://forums.amd.com/index.php?showtopic=50134&hl=' ">http://forums.amd.com/index.php?showtopic=50134&hl=

removing the molex connectors is by far the fastest way to get the job done, and the sleeving like triples in diameter when you compress it, which makes things easier.

easy to do, lots of time required. trying to do a psu in an hour will end up with a very very bad job.

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well as long as we are talking about cases and what we have done take a look at this one too.. http://forums.amd.com/index.php?showtopic=45825' ">http://forums.amd.com/index.php?showtopic=45825
it is not that hard to do and you can only remove the female ends of the molex cables if you do the male end you will find that you have ruined the cable so be very careful when doing this and use a molex removal tool to do the female ends ok.

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QUOTE(trickson @ Oct 4 2005, 02:27 AM)you will need this kind of heat shrink tubing for the 20 pin conector and a biger one for the 24 pin but you get the idea right? here are the pic's .


here are the molex conectors heat shrink tubing needed size in pic's too.  /biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' />



does this help you now? that is 3/4" for molex BTW.
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ok sweet man !!! thanks alot for the pics !!

but i will not go on the connectors i mean the sleeving that srinks with heat i will do it like this is is possible ?? with the way you told me to bend the connector on the same side as the wires and pass it ?? the heat wire is 7/8 diamiter its more then 3/4 but will i be able to pass it by the big 24pin connector ?? ( i tryed to ben the old psu and it seams to be ok ! /laugh.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='laugh.gif' /> ) let me know about what you think this is the style i want ---> http://lp.pcmoddingmy.com/albu...ics/...e/ST65ZF/13.jpg' ">http://lp.pcmoddingmy.com/albu...verstone/ST65ZF/13.jpg

i would realy like if its like this but will it look as nice with red sleeving ??? cuz black it looks nice ! i want it red ! lol

Rico : nice man realy nice !! /cool.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='cool.gif' />
btw did you remove the connectors to pass them up ????? let me know ! i realy liked the way your wires are managed ! looks hot ! and you have the same mobo ! isint that baby just kick *** ! lol love it

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QUOTE(shant @ Oct 3 2005, 10:55 PM)btw did you remove the connectors to pass them up ????? let me know ! i realy liked the way your wires are managed ! looks hot ! and you have the same mobo ! isint that baby just kick *** ! lol love it
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Its heatshrink...

You heat it....and it shrinks to fit. Its big enough to pass over the Molex's before you shrink it.

did u order one yet ? green looks the best imo.

QUOTEVANTEC CABLE SLEEVING KIT, how to pass it over the connectors ??

I reccommend feeding them sleeping tablets and then sneaking the Sleeves in the back door when they are comatose. /wink.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='wink.gif' />

yes i know dude that its heat shrink lol did you read the posts ? lol anyways i was asking for the big 24 pin connector there is the 25mm heat shrink that comes in the pack let me know if its big to pass over the 24 pin connector ( trickson's trick he gave me )

i tryed it with a ruler and 25mm is going to be tight but supose to pass let me know if this makes sence /smile.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='smile.gif' />

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Is that the slip over sleeving? Mine never worked, was too small.

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well all I know is that if you get 1 1/2 " heat shrink tubing you will be able to do the 24 pin conector no problem . I do not know about the mm stuff as in america we are on the inch system and that is what I had learn in school about 20 years ago . so 3/4" tubing for the molex cables that conect your video card , HHD , and CD roms and 1 1/2 " for the big stuff and 1/2" or 5/8" for even smaller stuff just look at the pic's I gave you and you will be fine and for goodness sack get a heat gun k?

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QUOTE(trickson @ Oct 4 2005, 07:10 PM)well all I know is that if you get 1 1/2 " heat shrink tubing you will be able to do the 24 pin conector no problem . I do not know about the mm stuff as in america we are on the inch system and that is what I had learn in school about 20 years ago . so 3/4" tubing for the molex cables that conect your video card , HHD , and CD roms and 1 1/2 " for the big stuff and 1/2" or 5/8" for even smaller stuff just look at the pic's I gave you and you will be fine and for goodness sack get a heat gun k?
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25mm is about 1 inch if i bend the 24 pin connector sideways and pass it im not sure but i think it might work ! and btw i dont want the srinking stuff going ( on ) the connector i want it to look exacly like --->( this )' ">http://lp.pcmoddingmy.com/albu...verstone/ST65ZF/13.jpg



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I installed a Vantec Cable Sleeving Kit a while ago, and yes - you do have to remove the connectors.

Just be sure to label them clearly during the process, because you sure as [content edited] don't want the computer to blow up when you turn it back on.


Respectfully,

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Proud sporting shooter and member of the SSAA.

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QUOTE(Old Camper @ Oct 4 2005, 09:57 PM)I installed a Vantec Cable Sleeving Kit a while ago, and yes - you do have to remove the connectors.

Just be sure to label them clearly during the process, because you sure as [content edited] don't want the computer to blow up when you turn it back on.
Respectfully,

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Proud sporting shooter and member of the SSAA.
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doh ! ....is it a big job ? what tools did you use to do it ???
thanks !

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I just used a sturdy piece of wire, you really don't need those de-pinning tools.

Just stick the wire in, push down the tab and the terminal pops straight out of the connector.

Then once the sleeving is on; you curl the tab on the terminal back up and slide the wire back through the connector. You'll hear a click. That's all there is to it!


Respectfully,

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QUOTE(Old Camper @ Oct 5 2005, 08:17 AM)I just used a sturdy piece of wire, you really don't need those de-pinning tools.

Just stick the wire in, push down the tab and the terminal pops straight out of the connector.

Then once the sleeving is on; you curl the tab on the terminal back up and slide the wire back through the connector. You'll hear a click. That's all there is to it!
Respectfully,

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Proud sporting shooter and member of the SSAA.
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but im realy realy scared that i dont put the right wire at the same place and it will burn the hole system .....my system cost me to much money for just that !

so i will do some more research and i will get the ocz ram before cuz i wanted to take that sleeving kit at the same time i pick it up but im only going for the ram this time and next time its the sleeves and rounded cables /smile.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='smile.gif' />

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Hey, since your concerned about the same thing I was, heres what I did, they dont come in the same cool colors, and with a little practice, they should look pretty good.
http://www.antec.com/pdf/flyers/UV_CableWrap.pdf' ">http://www.antec.com/pdf/flyers/UV_CableWrap.pdf
Its kinda like an airtube kinda thing, you just keep wrapping it around the wire and use thier little sticky things at the end.

Heres a few Ive done, using the Blue reactive(now all i need is a UV light =p)



My first try, i need to unlazy myself and retighten it, and add a filler or something.


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QUOTE(Immortal Lobster @ Oct 5 2005, 04:10 PM)Hey, since your concerned about the same thing I was, heres what I did, they dont come in the same cool colors,  and with a little practice, they should look pretty good.
http://www.antec.com/pdf/flyers/UV_CableWrap.pdf' ">http://www.antec.com/pdf/flyers/UV_CableWrap.pdf
Its kinda like an airtube kinda thing, you just keep wrapping it around the wire and use thier little sticky things at the end.

Heres a few Ive done, using the Blue reactive(now all i need is a UV light =p)



My first try, i need to unlazy myself and retighten it, and add a filler or something.

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ahaha !! its like the old telephone ! i mean the cord of the telephone loll !! /laugh.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='laugh.gif' />
preaty cool ! but i realy liked that vantec one ! looks smoking hot ones your finished ...yes i know it will take alot more time to do it but every thing that you put time and /wub.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='wub.gif' /> to it will look amazing ...what i mean is a 10 minutes job looks like a 10 minutes job and a 4 hours job looks like a 4 jours job !! im going to use the vantec sleeve's if i am abou to sleeve my wires but ...im still thinking if i shud take the risk of burning the hole system ?? /ohmy.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='ohmy.gif' />

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oh and what is that rounded cable ?? antec ? vantec ? coler masters ? /wacko.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='wacko.gif' />

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