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Psu cable cant reach cpu power

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So my 8pin from my power supply is to short to reach all the way to the top of my case to the cpu power, to make the cable longer could i just cut some cable from an old power supply then splice the cable from the new one and solder it to make it longer? Its a cheepo psu and i have no money right now need a fix so i can use my system pls help omg bbq.

 No but seriously any input would be appreciated :)

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An 8-pin extension is only a few quid, try getting your hands on one of those. http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CB-075-BX

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usually you get an extension with the case when its too big. at least with mine...

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i have no money lol and i dont want to wait, im prob going to yolo this one ill tell you guys if it works

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i have no money lol and i dont want to wait, im prob going to yolo this one ill tell you guys if it works

"yolo this one" what are you planning to do? ._. I'm scared

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i have no money lol and i dont want to wait, im prob going to yolo this one ill tell you guys if it works

i wouldnt u could potentially ruin whole pc, electrocute your self or even start a fire better waiting until u have funds than having to buy a new computer.

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usually you get an extension with the case when its too big. at least with mine...

Maybe it' older and designed for cases with no cable management and a top mounted psu. That happened with me so I just had to run it trough the case.

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Can you run it over mobo, not under it? And soldering cables together might not be such good idea if you haven't got any experience from such things.

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