How To Use ATX Power Supply Pin Removal & Extraction Tool 24 pin, 8 pin, 6 pin, 4 pin.

[@NotEvenDeathCanSaveU]

Cool, I did this with needles joined by a duct tape lol, thanks, $20 saved.

[@rasmusfelding8830]

just used the needle method as well. works quite well tbh.

[@CarAudioInc]

the OG I remember watching your videos back when I was like 13! I'm 30 now lol

[@kastimizillion]

Short and to the point, I love it!

[@brians5104]

I was looking for a tool that could do it - this video came up in yt suggestions - perfect video thank you gonna purchase it....

[@shauned321]

If stuck in a pinch, you can use a very small Allen key push down the side one at a time then pull it out use knife blade to bend back out afterwards

[@ajsurkhi4468]

very informative video keep it up

[@theshazman]

cannot for the life of my remove the pins on a set of cablemod connectors. I notice that the spikes don't go nowhere as deep as shown in the video and even trying to hammer them further doesn't do anything. Wondering what I'm doing wrong as I am following this video exactly. Both fins on the outerside hugging the pin and pushing it through.

[@edgarchilviet5458]

Hi, where can I find an ATX-2x4 power cable for my Gigabyte laptop P55W. It's an 8pin (2x4) but it's smaller than the PC version. Thanks.

[@stevenwilliams9138]

A link to the product shown in the description would be awesome

[@user-travelumakant]

very useful.. thanks for sharing the video.. big like

[@ravenvg]

A link would be great where to buy it. Cant find it :(

[@calholli]

Is there a way to tighten up the pin fitment on these? Particularly on the 4 pin CPU connector, on an older board? Mine are so loose that it keeps randomly shutting off the PC. I know this is the issue, because if I just wiggle it or touch it with my fingers, it shuts down. It's very loose.. It's quite an annoying problem. I'm literally thinking about cutting the wires and just soldering them into the board.

[@MaxellAdGuy]

yes, just widen the two prongs with exacto knife, so pin is snug

[@calholli]

@@MaxellAdGuy On both of my 4 pin adapters coming out of the PSU, a couple of the little fingers are broken (the plastic).. So it doesn't hold the little connector pin well and it's just kinda flopping around and weak and doesn't grip the pin at all.

[@4727prasun]

Short and sweet

[@MrJreapers]

Been watching your content for a long time.., That is a great little tool have to say have you though about making a small tool kit of removal tools for the other types of pins that builders builders/modders encounter..? One mistake I nearly always make is forgetting to bend the wings back out..,

[@MaxellAdGuy]

I'd love to create modding tools like that. I was making reference / ruler tool for modders for awhile. I've been overwhelmed with pc build commitments, which has taken me away from creating more products. Thank you for the great comment today!

[@fabriziobianchini9811]

Great stuff Bill!

[@MaxellAdGuy]

hey Fabrizio, hope all is good with you!

[@fabriziobianchini9811]

@@MaxellAdGuy yes it is, thanks a lot m8! I'm back in modding!

[@zavixr2311]

Thanks you saved me 😊

[@josemarideguzman9979]

Does the 8pin cpu power connector is detachable?

[@saucyk8022]

SOME OF MY PINS ARE MISSING ON MY TYPE 4 CABLES IS THAT NORMAL CORSAIR CX 550

[@Nukkadamus]

yes, some wont be populated

[@Zahidulhasan]

Nice, it helped

[@pcdoodle1]

I bet this extraction tool must help repairing burned atx connectors. I've seen many over the years.

[@MaxellAdGuy]

I'll give ya one, next time I drop by

[@tortillawolf]

Real desperate here. Wire was ripped out of terminal so it’s stuck in the socket. Have removal tool but how would I pull it out without wire in there.

[@your_channel099]

Thank you

[@RFO-games-world-chanel]

16 pin is dat to or only 8 pin

[@aymengaming777]

I have a 8 pin cable but I found there's missed head and it's genuinely with psu is it normal?

[@KnownUser139]

If not too late, yeah 😂 pcie cable has one pin slot empty, cpu cable does not

[@isaacg3175]

What if the wire is not attached anymore?

[@f0rmiga]

YEAH THANK GOD! TANGLED CABLES NO MORE!!!

[@_nom_]

Sweet, making an 8 pin cpu cable from a 8 pin gpu.

[@Takcci]

Why would someone need this tool? What would make someone want to buy it? Thanks!

[@freshfrij0les]

if you need to do the thing he shows himself doing in the video

[@797depo]

Or what I do at work. If a psu is being thrown away I salvage the connectors. Really handy for custom cabling a beautiful build later on. Finding these parts isn't easy in my experience. Can't easily find them on Amazon really. If anyone knows of what their names are so I can buy them then lmk.

[@axigon6904]

For people who make their power supply cables

[@rackbites]

I need to alter my Sata power cables for a different modular PSU that didn't come with cables. Different PSU's (Corsair v ThermalTake for instance, or even just different models of Corsair PSU's) have the 3.3V, 5V, 12V & Ground are on different pins ... otherwise you have to spend $100 to buy a complete new cable set for the specific PSU ... or $4 pull and re-pin and a perfectly good cable is back in use.

[@MaddaxxxE]

Well, I needed it when I ordered the wrong brand GPU cable for my psu.

[@nasalimbu3078]

Borad ko power moth borad switch pin psu on 4 pin power supply on mother board Front pannal pin