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| Definitions |
I would like to start here with some brief definitions for those of you
that may be completely new to case modding. If you have numerous scars
about your hands and body from previous case modding projects then you
probably know enough about the lingo to skip this section.
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A.
Heat shrink tubing- a rubbery tube that shrinks when heat
is applied to it. It can be used to coat the wires as well, but
I am using it to hold the sleeving in place on the wires.
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B. Lead- is a group of wires that come from your power supply
and terminate in an individual molex connector.
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C.
Mod- is a custom modification that will help to individualize
your computer.
D. Molex- a plastic housing that all the wires from
the PSU terminate in. They separate the wires into groups that plug
easily into your motherboard or components, and there are several
different shapes and types.
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E.
PSU- the Power Supply that gives your computer components
the electrical elixir of life.
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F. Sleeving- usually a nylon woven tube that comes in different
sizes and colors. The ½” sleeving will cover a maximum
of about 20 wires bundled together, and the ¼” sleeving
will cover a maximum of about 7 wires bundled together.
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