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3 power swichs to one

dubdvd · 2004-12-01 11:12:40

just a quick question ...i running 2 watercooling setups on my pc and i have them both running of the one plug and what id like to do is have my pc power swich and the two watercoolers all running of the one power swich so that if i do forget to power up the cooling and just put on my pc ...i wont over-heat and burn…

01-12-2004 12:12pm

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just a quick question ...i running 2 watercooling setups on my pc and i have them both running of the one plug and what id like to do is have my pc power swich and the two watercoolers all running of the one power swich so that if i do forget to power up the cooling and just put on my pc ...i wont over-heat and burn anything out ???? any help here would be great ...id like something neat looking :rolleyes:

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#2 15-12-2004 4:01pm

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When you say switch to you mean an actual signle pole switch that some pc have at the back or do you mean the little electronic signal switch at the front.

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#3 15-12-2004 11:11pm

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you can get intelligent strip sockets, not sure of the exact name , you plug your PC into the "master socket" and when the strip detects power being used on it, it turns on the other sockets and turns them off when no power is used.

Good old AT PSU's with an outlet on the back - life was so much easier then

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