But do not give me undue credit. this has been done by you.
infact, as mentioned to you previously, i regret i could not send you detailed simple mods for the psu.
ah well, you can do that in phase II of the modding cycle after you burn in the new caps …hehe
Do that on ur new Fortron psu.
No point in decorating a , in effect , 300 watt Generic psu.
unless:
it is a value addition for future sale.
You want to get expirience. which may come handy for future mods.
you have spare acrylic sheets which you just wanna “use” somewhere.
imho, adding another 80mm fan (on the psu cover or like in ur existing powersafe 500W one, changing the main rectifying diodes, adding inductors (coils) on the output rails (i see it on only one rail currently), changing the timing capacitor of the microcontroller chip (next to the controlling ic) etc…will be more interesting and fruitful.
heh, sunny was getting bored.
He even wanted to run to maskys house and mod his zebronics 500W.Alert for mysore guys.
There is a sunny on loose. you are warned
soo much so that police have lined up outside the Mysore palace..!!! sunny on the lose u see.. and i am a prime target too.. me the sitting duck with a DFI thats the closest to him (geographically)
One qusetion: Can two PSUs be used for a single system. I mean one powers the mobo and two hdds and the other can supply to two optical drives and gfx card. I have 2 hdds and 2 optical drives so nothing is left for connecting the graphics card. ( the manual for 6600 gt mentions that it reqiures four pin power connector)
I have one 300 watt Intex and another is some generic 300 watt which i h’d given for repair.
Yes u can use 2 PSUs. But normally, it would be better if u power up the core components (Mobo, CPU, GPU, primary HDD) from one PSU and the peripherals (FDD, Optical drives, secondary HDDs, fans, CCFLs et al) from another PSU. And which 6600GT do u have? a AGP one? I have a PCIe one and it doesnt require an additional power connector.
not exactly…comparable to it…
thank you deejay 
