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Hi All,
I am starting my first serious case mod ( custom cuts, paint, logos etc...) and I thought of a cool feature that I am not sure is possible... or safe for that matter. I want to install a netgear hub inside my machine and have the RJ45 jacks facing outward on the rear of the PC (in an expansion slot). The problem I am facing is powering the unit. I could run the power cord outside of the PC and plug it in seperately....but I would really like to is chop the power cord and connect it to the PSU. Does anyone know if this is a good idea? or am I asking for trouble? Thanks for the help! |
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The Linksys WRT54G draws 1Amp off @ 12 V and 23W If you cant find that information then I would say your heading for Trouble. Other wise it has been done (At least with the extra Power from the outside source).
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The PSU should be able to handle to load no problem. But I am not sure about the wiring.... would I just take the + - and connect them inside a 4 pin power connector?
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