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Hey LTT,

I saw in Linus' video that to fill the loop you need to bridge the green and black cable on the 24 pin. I have a RM 750 and my cables are sleeved. How do I tell which wires are green and which are black it the wires are sleeved?

 

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Here's a diagram count the pins to match up the pin-out or get ones of theses: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/5141/psu-218/FrozenCPU_24-pin_Power_Supply_Jump_Start_Connector.html

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I'm just gonna get the connector. Thanks! For four bucks why not?`

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I'm just gonna get the connector. Thanks! For four bucks why not?`

Yea, it seems like a very useful thing to have

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I'm just gonna get the connector. Thanks! For four bucks why not?`

Because its $4 plus postage. if you're going to buy something you might want to buy one of those 90w molex power supplies. Then you can plug in just the pump and you don't have to jump the 24pin and worried about what else you might have plugged in.

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=31784

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Because its $4 plus postage. if you're going to buy something you might want to buy one of those 90w molex power supplies. Then you can plug in just the pump and you don't have to jump the 24pin and worried about what else you might have plugged in.

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=31784

Or I could just be smart and only have the 24 pin plugged into the power supply... Not worth it. And you said $4 plus postage and then linked me to a $30 power supply... LOL

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Or I could just be smart and only have the 24 pin plugged into the power supply... Not worth it. And you said $4 plus postage and then linked me to a $30 power supply... LOL

LOL I guess its true, just showing you options?

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LOL I guess its true, just showing you options?

Appreciate it! Thanks for your help but I'm gonna get the little plug thing.

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