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Hallis · 10-12-2006, 10:14 AM

getting the PSU into the case isn't the problem, it's getting it to connect up to that mainboard on the SNAP. Your best bet would be to cut as much as you can off of the old one and just solder wires together, If you can figure out which ones are 12v, 5v, grounds, etc, I didnt take a hard enough look to remember if they were the sandard yellow,, red, and blacks im used to with ATX stuff. But o nthe mainboard connectors for an ATX motherboard there are more than are on the snap server. *shrugs* it'll be tough.

10-12-2006, 10:14 AM	#9
Hallis Cooling Savant Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Dallas, Tx Posts: 469	Re: northwest technical getting the PSU into the case isn't the problem, it's getting it to connect up to that mainboard on the SNAP. Your best bet would be to cut as much as you can off of the old one and just solder wires together, If you can figure out which ones are 12v, 5v, grounds, etc, I didnt take a hard enough look to remember if they were the sandard yellow,, red, and blacks im used to with ATX stuff. But o nthe mainboard connectors for an ATX motherboard there are more than are on the snap server. shrugs it'll be tough. __________________ Snap Servers: 1100 - 1x300gb Seagate Baracuda (SnapOS Version 3.4.807) 2200 - 2x80gb Maxtor (one dead) (SnapOS 4.0.860)