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How-To Power Cables Part 1: Sleeving 4pin Molex's

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Uploaded by on Apr 26, 2009

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How-To Power Cables

I will teach you to make extensions, extend, sleeve, and other tips and tricks for computer power cables.
If youd like a certain video next then please do request or I shall just put up the next one I come around to doing.

This particular sleeving takes about 2-4 minutes depending on how much experience you stack up on this.

Materials:

Heatshrink: Home depot/hardware stores/lowes/etc 1-2$ for ~1 foot

Cable ties: Walmart/Home depot/Harware stores/lowes/etc 1-5$ for ~50-100 count

Lighter/Heat torch: Home depot/hardware stores/lowes/etc 1$/5$

Wirecutters: Home depot/hardware stores/lowes/etc 1-3$

PSU Modding Kit: 15-20$ ALSO Sleeving: Prices=Misc; Kit/Custom sizes/colors

www.xoxide.com
www.newegg.com
www.performance-pcs.com
www.frozencpu.com

Stay tuned for more How-To Power Cables!

REVIEWS, TUTS, MODS, HOW-TO'S, BOX OPENINGS, HARDWARE AND MUCH MORE AT XEZMER'S CHANNEL.

Feel free to send me over any questions, post any comments, and subscribe if you'd like.

And like always thanks for watching!

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  • Do modern PSU's need to be sleeved? I am talking PSU's from CM and Antec and all big PSU suppliers? Thanks.

  • @orestesdd This is an aesthetic mod. Not really a functional, though can be interpreted as one.

  • Great Vid. but as stated before there's alot of easier ways of getting the the sleeve on the wire than wrestling your finger in there and pushing.

    What I do is I take the sleeving and I start with a pencil first, (you want it to be a fresh one, with a blunt tip, not sharp or else you tear the sleeve) then I get one of those pens that start normal and get thicker at the end and expand the sleeve even more to make sure the cables will go in without hassle. add the heat shrink and done.

  • yeah I knew there were more efficient ways it's just at the time none had come up

    It usually goes smoother than it had today.

    good thing i didn't get my struggle on camera

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  • u have any idea how to connect 4pin to 3pin for gpu?

  • Is it possible to go from a 4pin pcie to a 6 pin pcie?

  • Those sleeving look ugly. Nothing about you sleeving them but even with the sleeving on you can still see the colours of the cables :/

  • what about sleeving each cable on the molex? btw, where can I get ez grip molex plugs in black or red? thanks for the video.

  • @orestesdd

    Most modern PSU's have the sleeving already. But not all the way up to the connectors. For example, the gpu cables. Normally the sleeving doesn't go all the way up to the connectors. With this "how to" u can sleeve the last bit of the cable.

    Just a example.

  • So in your opinion which would be better for sleeving, sleeving all 4 cables on the molex connector for one big wire or sleeving 2 cables for 2 smaller wirse?

  • size of heatshrink?

    

  • i hate the loof of the tie wrap under the shrink tube.

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