ikonix360
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Ok I've pulled the motherboard and tried to fit it in the larger case.
Could not see an easy way to do it so I'm not going to be able to do that.
What I need is a cable of maybe 3' that can extend the PCI-E slot so that I can run the card external to the PC.
I know there's external PCI-E cages, but none I've seen use a PCI-E cable to connect them to the computer plus they are expensive.
For a better power supply I can take a computer power supply and leave it external to the computer then I can splice in the 10 pin connector and splice in the 4 pin connector (so that it is long enough to reach) plus extend the other connectors.
So far I just need the two motherboard connectors and two 4 pin connectors to connect to the adapters for the SATA power socket the DVD drive and hard drive has unless the new power supply has a long enough power cable with the SATA power plugs on it. Also if the video card uses a power connector I'll need one for that.
I could use the supply from my XP PC, but I'd rather not use an older supply even though it will work.
Could not see an easy way to do it so I'm not going to be able to do that.
What I need is a cable of maybe 3' that can extend the PCI-E slot so that I can run the card external to the PC.
I know there's external PCI-E cages, but none I've seen use a PCI-E cable to connect them to the computer plus they are expensive.
For a better power supply I can take a computer power supply and leave it external to the computer then I can splice in the 10 pin connector and splice in the 4 pin connector (so that it is long enough to reach) plus extend the other connectors.
So far I just need the two motherboard connectors and two 4 pin connectors to connect to the adapters for the SATA power socket the DVD drive and hard drive has unless the new power supply has a long enough power cable with the SATA power plugs on it. Also if the video card uses a power connector I'll need one for that.
I could use the supply from my XP PC, but I'd rather not use an older supply even though it will work.