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Topic # 25350 19-Aug-2008 12:44
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Hi Guys,

I've got a silverstone PSU with one of those modular cable things (where you can remove the un-wanted cables from the PSU if your not using them.  I've lost the 8pin cable that powers the <edit>CPU</edit> I think its called the EPS12V cable. 

Does anyone know where I can get a replacement cable?

Heres  a pic of the cable I'm after
EPS12v Cable

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  Reply # 157971 19-Aug-2008 13:14
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Drop Playtech a line, they deal with Silverstone gear and might be able to help you.




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  Reply # 158868 22-Aug-2008 09:11
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Never heard back from them so purchased a new Enermax MODU82 PSU its nice and quiet :) I'll find another use for the Silverstone.

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 158886 22-Aug-2008 10:13
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Really ? Thats weird, they usually reply within 12 hrs.
I'll mention it to the guys there and see what they say Tongue out




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  Reply # 165655 19-Sep-2008 15:38
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Okay after buying a new PSU a few weeks ago, I found the 8pin cable in the garden shed, who knows how it got out there!

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