Etasis ET-850 850W PSU
Author: Colby Deane
Editor: Shawn Knight
Date: 12-22-2006
Provided by: Case-Mod
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Cables



The cabling is color coded; Motherboard power connectors are sleeved black, PCI-E are sleeved blue, and the rest (SATA/4-pin/floppy) are zip-tied bundles of red, yellow and black wires.



The four dedicated PCI-Express power connectors.



24-pin ATX mainboard power, 8-pin EPS +12V, and 4-pin auxilary +12V power.



Eight 4-pin power connectors and one floppy power connector. They are confined to three bundles of wires; Two of the bundles have three 4-pin power connectors each, the third has two 4-pin and the floppy power connector.



There are four leads each with two SATA power connectors for a total of eight.



The wires are zip-tied frequently and twisted to help keep them organized.

Continue to the next page where I'll look at the ET-850 unit itself...


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