3 Prong Cable

[This kid builds pc]

Anyone know where I can get that RVZ01 PSU cable or should I just solder and heat shrink some other PSU cable together with another one? I think the latter is much more convenient.

[SlashedM]

13 minutes ago, This kid builds pc said:

Anyone know where I can get that RVZ01 PSU cable or should I just solder and heat shrink some other PSU cable together with another one? I think the latter is much more convenient.

Thats a standard 3 prong for PSUs lol those are like a few dollars at most.

[This kid builds pc]

1 hour ago, SlashedM said:

Thats a standard 3 prong for PSUs lol those are like a few dollars at most.

I mean the cable with the chassis mount. I want the special nice looking one lol. Not something I can just jerry rig (which I will)

[SlashedM]

24 minutes ago, This kid builds pc said:

I mean the cable with the chassis mount. I want the special nice looking one lol. Not something I can just jerry rig (which I will)

What do you mean chassis mount? If you mean the actual PSU connector on the case, I don't understand why you exactly would want that.

[brob]

24 minutes ago, This kid builds pc said:

I mean the cable with the chassis mount. I want the special nice looking one lol. Not something I can just jerry rig (which I will)

 

Cables plug into recepticals. Your pictures show recepticals. If you want a cable that plugs into such recepticals at one end and plug into a power outlet at the other, you will have to tell us what country you are in. Or at least what type of power outlet you use.

[This kid builds pc]

On 12/29/2020 at 9:28 PM, brob said:

 

Cables plug into recepticals. Your pictures show recepticals. If you want a cable that plugs into such recepticals at one end and plug into a power outlet at the other, you will have to tell us what country you are in. Or at least what type of power outlet you use.

My bad I mean the cable as a whole. I'm in the USA. I have a different plan for this build now anyways haha.

[Middcore]

Standard US 3 prong "Type B" cable. I have no idea what you're talking about.

[This kid builds pc]

36 minutes ago, Middcore said:

Standard US 3 prong "Type B" cable. I have no idea what you're talking about.

A US 3 Prong Cable that can chassis mount to a case. Just like in the RVZ01 with two phillips heads screws. and the routed through the case to an alternate spot for where the PSU is really mounted. Now to save cost I am probably just going to use a bigger PSU and use a block off plate and have a little cut out for where the PSU will really be mounted. This ITX build is in a small sleeper HP Case with just one 240mm radiator. I'll take pictures in a bit and probably format and rename this thread. I'm repurposing an old cooler master case for honeycomb grills, 2.5 inch hard drive bay, single slot PCI-E and basically jb welding, sanding, cutting, painting some stuff. It's going to have a semi-modular thermaltake 750w psu, Ryzen 1700,32gb of ram, and A R9 Fury X because that's really all I need for editing and whatever this computer will do. A couple nights ago, I just cut out a few rivets and pieces of metal with some nippers, but today my dremel stuff is coming in. None of the stuff is mounted yet. I'll be using some red XSPC coolant I think, random 16/12mm hard fittings, PETG. Nothing is secured in right now besides the motherboard and I have some fittings and routing to still plan. 

 

 

 

Build will be:

AB350N ITX Mobo

https://www.bykski.us/products/bykski-mini-ddc-pump-reservoir-combo-w-armor-silver-b-tank-ddc-mi

https://modmymods.com/darkside-dual-lp240-extra-slim-radiator-ds-0377.html or a XSPC EX240

Some Crucial 32gb 16gbx2 kit 3200mhz

R9 Fury X (kept stock)

Two Corsair ML120's

4 SSDs (570gb altogether)

1tb WD Black

HGST 7K4000

(both HDDs are in some USB3.0 dock)

Thermaltake PETG tubing

Ryzen 7 1700 (kept stock)

XSPC EC6 Blood Red (1000ml)

 

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[brob]

https://www.amazon.com/Cerrxian-Extension-Computer-Monitor-Scanner/dp/B072KZM5FB/ref=sr_1_14?dchild=1&keywords=male+to+male+power+cord&qid=1609446930&rnid=2941120011&s=aht&sr=1-14

 

It lacks a mechanism for mountaing the female socket. Epoxy and some sort of angle bracket should work.

[This kid builds pc]

19 hours ago, brob said:

https://www.amazon.com/Cerrxian-Extension-Computer-Monitor-Scanner/dp/B072KZM5FB/ref=sr_1_14?dchild=1&keywords=male+to+male+power+cord&qid=1609446930&rnid=2941120011&s=aht&sr=1-14

 

It lacks a mechanism for mountaing the female socket. Epoxy and some sort of angle bracket should work.

After a 3 minute youtube video in IEC plugs and some googling, it seems that some people have similiar ideas too lol 

 

IEC320 C14 to C13 Extension Cord C14 with Screw Holes and C13 Short 60cm Lenght. availables https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083CSBSRV/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_BY07Fb0G2P2Q4

 

The wait time is a bit long so I think I’ll stick to the ATX size psu even though it might turn out to be a bit cramped. Hoping for no leaks and good temps! Might even run both 240mm rads in tandem and see how they test despite the limited ventilation. 

[brob]

2 hours ago, This kid builds pc said:

After a 3 minute youtube video in IEC plugs and some googling, it seems that some people have similiar ideas too lol 

 

IEC320 C14 to C13 Extension Cord C14 with Screw Holes and C13 Short 60cm Lenght. availables https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083CSBSRV/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_BY07Fb0G2P2Q4

 

The wait time is a bit long so I think I’ll stick to the ATX size psu even though it might turn out to be a bit cramped. Hoping for no leaks and good temps! Might even run both 240mm rads in tandem and see how they test despite the limited ventilation. 

 

Good find on the part.