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i recently bought a sharkoon wpm 600watt bronze used and when i received it it had none of the mudlar cables, a friend of mine has sharkoon modular cables, could i use those on that psu? or will something like blow up

main pc : ryzen 5 2600, rtx 2060, 16gb 3200mhz ram, nzxt kraken x53, 550 watt psu, rog strix b450-f, 250 gb nvme, 500gb ssd, 2tb hdd, nzxt h500.

perhiperals: razer ornata, g502, coolermaster mp 750, bose headset (idk lol), 1 asus VG248QG, Asus VG245HE

 

laptop: i7-3740qm, 8gb ram, 240gb ssd, 1920x1200 screen.

 

secondary pc: i5 2500, gtx 1050ti, 8gb ram, 120gb ssd, 1tb hdd, 180 watt psu...., lenovo prebuilt case   

peripherals: razer deathstalker, g502 og edition, g430 headset, razer goliathus, dell prebuilt screen and old af samsung monitor.

 

media pc: i5 2400, gt 710, 120gb ssd (only storage since im using my brothers plex server only) 16gb ram, hp low profile prebuilt case.

peripherals: logitech k400 +, 43'' samsung tv

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It depends on if they have the same pinouts (not just the actual connectors on both ends) on both of the PSUs. If they are different, you could kill anything that is connected to whatever cable(s) are different. If they are EXACTLY the same PSU you should be fine as long as the PSU hasn't gone through separate revisions. If they are made by the same OEM, you MIGHT be fine, but you really need to check the pinouts to make sure they are supplying the correct thing through each of the pins before connecting it to any component.

 

My question would be, if you bought it, why didn't you get the cables? Is it secondhand? If its new, then tell the store that sold it to you and they should sort it for you. If it's used and said it came with the cables, then ask the person who sold it to you, also, in that case, don't buy 2nd hand PSUs again.

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1 minute ago, IntMD said:

It depends on if they have the same pinouts (not just the actual connectors on both ends) on both of the PSUs. If they are different, you could kill anything that is connected to whatever cable(s) are different. If they are EXACTLY the same PSU you should be fine as long as the PSU hasn't gone through separate revisions. If they are made by the same OEM, you MIGHT be fine, but you really need to check the pinouts to make sure they are supplying the correct thing through each of the pins before connecting it to any component.

 

My question would be, if you bought it, why didn't you get the cables? Is it secondhand? If its new, then tell the store that sold it to you and they should sort it for you. If it's used and said it came with the cables, then ask the person who sold it to you, also, in that case, don't buy 2nd hand PSUs again.

yeah i bought is second hand and the guy isnt replying :I

main pc : ryzen 5 2600, rtx 2060, 16gb 3200mhz ram, nzxt kraken x53, 550 watt psu, rog strix b450-f, 250 gb nvme, 500gb ssd, 2tb hdd, nzxt h500.

perhiperals: razer ornata, g502, coolermaster mp 750, bose headset (idk lol), 1 asus VG248QG, Asus VG245HE

 

laptop: i7-3740qm, 8gb ram, 240gb ssd, 1920x1200 screen.

 

secondary pc: i5 2500, gtx 1050ti, 8gb ram, 120gb ssd, 1tb hdd, 180 watt psu...., lenovo prebuilt case   

peripherals: razer deathstalker, g502 og edition, g430 headset, razer goliathus, dell prebuilt screen and old af samsung monitor.

 

media pc: i5 2400, gt 710, 120gb ssd (only storage since im using my brothers plex server only) 16gb ram, hp low profile prebuilt case.

peripherals: logitech k400 +, 43'' samsung tv

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