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Re: Rigging a PC power supply
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Short green wire to any ground(black) wire and it will whir to life. Just makes sure its not a Dell power supply. In the past they have been known to use proprietary pinouts/color schemes with standard connectors.
Yeah I used a DELL by the way DELL uses a gray wire (not white either).
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Re: Rigging a PC power supply
this is an awesome idea, I have thought of using one for this but never actually got up to do it. good work, from what I see here it must be pretty useful.
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