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Title: [WTB] Platinum & Gold PSUs working but with burnt connectors USA & Canada only Post by: Maxumark on February 13, 2016, 09:11:00 PM I am looking for working Platinum,Gold and Titanium 80+ rated PSUs with burnt or melted 6 or 8 pin PCIE connectors. The PSU needs to still be functioning. I am looking for name brand only and would like to buy multiple of the same unit. Looking for EVGA, Rosewill, Zalman, Antec, Seasonic, Thermaltake, Silverstone, and maybe others.
PM me with what you have and how many maybe also send a few pictures if it sounds like we can work something out. North America only. I am new on Bitcointalk, but have been on Litecointalk for almost 2 years. There are a few people on here that know me from Litecointalk and would vouch for me. Thanks :) Title: Re: [WTB] Platinum & Gold PSUs working but with burnt connectors USA & Canada only Post by: Prelude on February 14, 2016, 07:44:35 PM I have a few Seasonic 1250w with at least 1 burnt connector each that I haven't gotten around to RMAing yet. Might have a few other high end supplies also.
Title: Re: [WTB] Platinum & Gold PSUs working but with burnt connectors USA & Canada only Post by: adaseb on February 15, 2016, 12:31:19 AM I have a few Seasonic 1250w with at least 1 burnt connector each that I haven't gotten around to RMAing yet. Might have a few other high end supplies also. Burnt connectors are very easy to repair, just buy the Pins and a new PCIe connector and a crimp tool and you can fix them yourself. Title: Re: [WTB] Platinum & Gold PSUs working but with burnt connectors USA & Canada only Post by: Prelude on February 15, 2016, 03:43:41 AM I have a few Seasonic 1250w with at least 1 burnt connector each that I haven't gotten around to RMAing yet. Might have a few other high end supplies also. Burnt connectors are very easy to repair, just buy the Pins and a new PCIe connector and a crimp tool and you can fix them yourself. I know, I'm just lazy. Really, I'd just have to call Seasonic and get them replaced for the cost of shipping them back to Seasonic. Title: Re: [WTB] Platinum & Gold PSUs working but with burnt connectors USA & Canada only Post by: VirosaGITS on February 15, 2016, 04:19:39 AM I have a few Seasonic 1250w with at least 1 burnt connector each that I haven't gotten around to RMAing yet. Might have a few other high end supplies also. Burnt connectors are very easy to repair, just buy the Pins and a new PCIe connector and a crimp tool and you can fix them yourself. I know, I'm just lazy. Really, I'd just have to call Seasonic and get them replaced for the cost of shipping them back to Seasonic. I'm guessing the burn connector is inside the modular PSU side, so not easily replaceable? If its just a cable's end PCI-e, its def not something that would make me sell the PSU for cheap like OP is hoping. Cost like 30 cents to fix a pci-e connector. Title: Re: [WTB] Platinum & Gold PSUs working but with burnt connectors USA & Canada only Post by: Prelude on February 15, 2016, 05:24:36 AM I have a few Seasonic 1250w with at least 1 burnt connector each that I haven't gotten around to RMAing yet. Might have a few other high end supplies also. Burnt connectors are very easy to repair, just buy the Pins and a new PCIe connector and a crimp tool and you can fix them yourself. I know, I'm just lazy. Really, I'd just have to call Seasonic and get them replaced for the cost of shipping them back to Seasonic. I'm guessing the burn connector is inside the modular PSU side, so not easily replaceable? If its just a cable's end PCI-e, its def not something that would make me sell the PSU for cheap like OP is hoping. Cost like 30 cents to fix a pci-e connector. Yeah, seems it's always the modular connector on the PSU that goes out for some reason. Title: Re: [WTB] Platinum & Gold PSUs working but with burnt connectors USA & Canada only Post by: Maxumark on February 16, 2016, 03:12:52 PM Yes, to be clear I am looking for high efficiency Platinum or Gold 80+PSUs where the PCIE connector on the PSU is melted or damaged and unusable without repairing. The PSU must be working other wise. I will consider any wattage between 500 and 1500 if the price is right. Thanks.
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