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PSU Aesthetics Mod Help.

Quentin James

Hi,

 

I'm wondering how to make my Corsair RM 850 PSU look a little better.

Are there any PSU covers that either look nice, or light up? Or must they be handcrafted?

I'm interested in stickers aswell, I have an EVGA "enthusiast built" sticker that came with my GPU.

I'm interested in all mods, regardless of brand.

Is there ex. some PSU cover tha lights up, that is available to buy ready?

 

Thanks.

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You shouldve gotten a Corsair GSxxx PSU then

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You shouldve gotten a Corsair GSxxx PSU then

 

Just because it has an LED? And I thought of that but since it only has 80 plus, and has fan on the top, sucking in warm air from my GTX 780 Ti.

 

Thanks for reply though!

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What case do you have?

 

 

 

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PSU covers have to be fabricated to fit your case specifically so there isn't really one you can just buy, if your interested get a sheet of 3mm plexi and a heat gun to bend the plexi, afterwards if you want to light it up either frost the plexi using spray frost or a frost plexi sheet.

 

Alternatively if you want you could carbon fiber or vinyl wrap the exterior to give it a cleaner look, just don't' cover any vent holes.

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What case do you have?

 

A Corsair 760T-windowed chassis: google it and you'll understand why I'd like to do this!

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A black PSU, so it can hide in the case and never have to be looked at.

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A Corsair 760T-windowed chassis: google it and you'll understand why I'd like to do this!

I don't think anyone makes retail PSU covers. you could try to paint it.

 

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I don't think anyone makes retail PSU covers. you could try to paint it.

Thanks, might actually give that a bash!

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For my CX600M I just peeled the stickers off and cleaned the adhesive with rubbing alcohol.

looks a lot better in an all-black build without the green stickers

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For my CX600M I just peeled the stickers off and cleaned the adhesive with rubbing alcohol.

looks a lot better in an all-black build without the green stickers

 

Hmmm I never thought of that one, I'll try it!

 

Thanks!

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Hmmm I never thought of that one, I'll try it!

 

Thanks!

note that if it affects your warranty, I will not be held accountable

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note that if it affects your warranty, I will not be held accountable

 

Ok, thanks!

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I decided to just leave my RM series PSU alone. I have a 760 too, and I figured just about anything I do to it will make it look odd. 

                                                                                                                                                      

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I'm taking my pc apart tomorrow for a clean. Ill paint my rm850 a matte black and show a better photo of the carbon if you want

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I'm taking my pc apart tomorrow for a clean. Ill paint my rm850 a matte black and show a better photo of the carbon if you want

 

Ok thanks!

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You could try cutting some colored plexi glass with certein paterns to make it look nice. Vinyls would probably work too but they have to be heat resistant or they will peel off again.

 

Peeling off the sticker won't void you warranty imo. The one that they care about is the little one that sits over one of the screws that hold the unit together, so you can't get inside. ;)

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