# 2355 finished

[crashmasher]

I used an acrylic glue, which melts the peices together, the metal is held on with a rubber glue, sorta like hot glue

[COREGAMER]

hey nice work
could you tell me what cooler master PSU you used?
I'm looking for 1 and that 460 watt looks good just don't know which one it is!

[wrx_wrx2]

ha could you help me out im having trouble with atx power supply ive got 60gb model ps3 from what i can understand ive wired up first 2 from center of motherboard 5v constant 2 ground and 5th wire wired up to 3.3v but when i try to start up turns green then flashing red im pretty sure its to do with the 3.3v or possible the 12v on motherboard can you help?

[crashmasher]

hey nice work
could you tell me what cooler master PSU you used?
I'm looking for 1 and that 460 watt looks good just don't know which one it is!

the psu is the Cooler Master Elite power 460w version. they work great and are reasonably priced.
hope this helps
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171046

[crashmasher]

ha could you help me out im having trouble with atx power supply ive got 60gb model ps3 from what i can understand ive wired up first 2 from center of motherboard 5v constant 2 ground and 5th wire wired up to 3.3v but when i try to start up turns green then flashing red im pretty sure its to do with the 3.3v or possible the 12v on motherboard can you help?

your problem may be with the 3.3v. From what I could tell when doing mine, the 3.3v is just for the motherboard the tell the original psu to turn on. being that you turn the new power supply on manually through a switch (if that is what you are doing) I left it out and didnt hook it up to anything. although the model I used is a 40gb version, it may be different on yours. A picture of how you wired it may help me to give you alittle more advice.

hope this helps, feel free to message me if it doesnt.