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using two pus's with the green wires connected

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dose anyone know if its safe to connect the green wires on 2 psu's to have them turn on at the same time like in this image so that i can just power on the board or is using the same ground bad or somthing
 

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If you are fine with loosing any sort of warranty you might have maybe it would work but I'd recommend against something like that as a cheap GOOD PSU can be found for just $65 (I'm talking about the cooler master one GN reviewed)

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What's the brand and model of those PSUs?

What GPU do you want to power with it. The 200w is probably crap and has a very bad voltage regulation when you use it for 12v only.

If you want the GPU to die soon, go ahead.

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53 minutes ago, --SID-- said:

What's the brand and model of those PSUs?

What GPU do you want to power with it. The 200w is probably crap and has a very bad voltage regulation when you use it for 12v only.

If you want the GPU to die soon, go ahead.

its just some crappy dell and hp psus that im gonna use on a 560 ti its not gonna get used much so dying soon is not a problem

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1 minute ago, QuestionableHellow said:

bad word xD

 

you should do this with your new 600 watt psu and your compaq ez win

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1 minute ago, bupcraft said:

you should do this with your new 600 watt psu and your compaq ez win

its not a compaq thats the old one that never worked

plus the 640 w wouldnt fin in my other pc

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13 minutes ago, QuestionableHellow said:

its not a compaq thats the old one that never worked

plus the 640 w wouldnt fin in my other pc

some hammer and saw could fix your fitting issue.
but what was the one that never worked

 

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1 hour ago, bupcraft said:

some hammer and saw could fix your fitting issue.
but what was the one that never worked

 

i tried it and it worked

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12 minutes ago, kayjayyy said:

i tried it and it worked

very cool

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Just going to point out. These are very cheap and do the same thing without wire modifications.

https://www.amazon.com/Supply-Extension-Motherboard-Chassis-line，24/dp/B091G9VZ5P/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=dual+psu+adapter&qid=1637950845&sr=8-3

I'm not actually trying to be as grumpy as it seems.

I will find your mentions of Ikea or Gnome and I will /s post. 

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