pc power suply (hacking)

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  1. Stuckonit

    Stuckonit Regular member

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    i have a "new" computer power suply that has the built in motherboard detection thing. it will not give out any power unless conected to a mother board. I only need to power one hard drive inside my PS2 system. I was wondering if there is some way to "trick" the power suply into thinking there is a mother board so i can get power out from it?

    Thanks
     
  2. GrandpaBW

    GrandpaBW Active member

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    Lay back and envision "The Twilight Zone" music surrounding your area. You have got to be kidding, right?
     
  3. Stuckonit

    Stuckonit Regular member

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    no....not @ all, i figured out how to hook up a computer hdd to my ps2 system. I just need a power source.
    If u dont belive me go to "www.hackaday.com" go to subcategory "playstation" and look for a pic of a ps2 with a lot of wites and a hdd.

    exact website:

    http://playstation.hackaday.com/entry/1234000950031560/

    anyhow...can u halp with hacking the power suply?
     
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  4. elokito

    elokito Regular member

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    i dnt think so but if ure only going to power up a hd just buy a cheap power suply
     
  5. GrandpaBW

    GrandpaBW Active member

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    I don't have a PS2 and probably never will, but as I understand it, you plug them in and play the games that you purchase for the PS2. What am I missing here???
     
  6. elokito

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    maybe he has backups of ps2 games on his hd
     
  7. boxwrench

    boxwrench Guest

    Stuckonit,
    Here's what your looking for->http://www.powerstream.com/itx-atx-pinout.htm

    Good luck.
     
  8. ShUgGz

    ShUgGz Guest

    get a paper clip, and push it into the green wire and any blck wire at the psu's motherboard connection
     
  9. Stuckonit

    Stuckonit Regular member

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    alright

    got it
    thanks everyone!
     
  10. ratbastid

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    Wait, how is it cheaper to buy a new power supply than to just buy the PS2 network adaptor that has the power hookup for the HDD? Wouldn't that make more sense?
     
  11. Stuckonit

    Stuckonit Regular member

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    no not realy, i got the power suply 4 free cuz i work @ a computer store!

    PS: the i keep the form room open (always)!!!
     
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