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dandrews · 11-26-2006, 05:24 PM

Well here are a couple pic's of my PS mod. As you will note, not much different that the pic's submitted by Phoenix32... LOL well of course, I followed his instructions with one minor change, I happened to use 4 standoffs I mounted new in place of the 4 the original PS was mounted on. Had them in my junk box so it was easy to drill 4 new holes and mount the standoffs.

As you will note, I removed all the original power wires from the supply, the +3, +5, +12, etc. and then just soldered in the ends of the connector that was used by the original supply. Made for a neat connection.

One thing I will have to work on is the original feed from the AC at the back is a bit short for the ATX supply where it feeds in. I will just replace it with a new but longer feed wire.

Anyway, here it is, powers up the unit and I am very pleased.

Thanks again Phoenix32.... as with your nic... another SNAP 4000 rises from the dead.

[IMG]c:\p1000868.jpg, p1000869.jpg[/IMG]

11-26-2006, 05:24 PM	#29
dandrews Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 23	Re: SNAP 4000 Power Supplies Well here are a couple pic's of my PS mod. As you will note, not much different that the pic's submitted by Phoenix32... LOL well of course, I followed his instructions with one minor change, I happened to use 4 standoffs I mounted new in place of the 4 the original PS was mounted on. Had them in my junk box so it was easy to drill 4 new holes and mount the standoffs. As you will note, I removed all the original power wires from the supply, the +3, +5, +12, etc. and then just soldered in the ends of the connector that was used by the original supply. Made for a neat connection. One thing I will have to work on is the original feed from the AC at the back is a bit short for the ATX supply where it feeds in. I will just replace it with a new but longer feed wire. Anyway, here it is, powers up the unit and I am very pleased. Thanks again Phoenix32.... as with your nic... another SNAP 4000 rises from the dead. [IMG]c:\p1000868.jpg, p1000869.jpg[/IMG]