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‎10-03-2014 08:19 AM

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Or use an adaptor for your 2nd power supply, that's what worked for me.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/111284841995?lpid=82
5.00 after all my searching I found the answer, it's not pretty but it works.

Plug one of your SATA power plugs (from your current power supply) into the cable that comes with it, plug in your new ATX power supply ATX plug into the adaptor and you are good to go. When your old power supply turns on the adaptor will turn on your new one, it's awesome.

Add2PSU is another popular adaptor http://www.add2psu.com/

 I don’t recommend using a dedicated power supply (if you can find one), they are expensive, make a lot of heat and noise.

This was a nightmare for me and I don’t want other people having to go through what I did.

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