When all btc will be mined, probabilly you will not still be in this world   ;-)

I have never had paperclip if done properly get hot.

The paperclip will not heat up the PSU cables.  Again it's very very small amount of electricity if put in right holes.

Most likely you have PCIe cables heating up.  If you are overclocking you will need 4 PCIe and not 2.  Also make sure not to be using cheap y splitter.   

What country are you from?

Anyone from UK?  Specifically south?

well this link below in the description says 20/24 pin....so supposedly a way to do this  here is the link to the other auction with that info in description

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antminer-ATX-PSU-Switch-Power-PSU-without-a-Motherboard-20-4-Pin-Connector-/221681075535?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item339d38c54f

Paperclips work fine....had one on my KNC Jupiter 550gh for 14 months no issue....


did switch to this however they work well currently using 3 ...they look cool also (ebay link below)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-ANTMINER-PSU-SWITCH-FOR-BITCOIN-MINERS-COMPUTER-WORKBENCHES-/291353649148?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43d607dffc

well worth the 4 bucks and shipping imho....look cool in the pics too boot....my setup below



the rest of my setup is in the link below if anyone cares....

http://lostgonzo.imgur.com/

wish everything worked as well as a  paperclip or the above psu switch with mining...I'd be thrilled ......in reality not so much.

Any paper clip that is metal will work.  just make sure to put it in right hole.  Also I like to electric tap it so it can not fall out.

A regular paperclip.  Does not need to be fancy.  As long as you put in right holes (double check) it is very low amount of electricity.

I do suggest using some electrical tape to keep it in place.  But you don't need shielded wires, copper paperclip, etc.  Just a regular paperclip, if a was one tear wax off where it can get a connection.

To jump a psu you just need any regular paper clip that is not covered in the rubber coating so it does not need to be copper. If the paper clip is too thin then stick two in to make sure the connection is solid.

More things you have to consider:

1) Decide where to install your miner. Miners generate heat, they are hot machines. Always in ventilated areas. Never: a closet. Never: textiles or paper or cardboard close to the miner or the PSU. If you need an electric extender cable, use a good one. Always: earth-grounded (3 prongs=yes. 2 prongs=no)

2) Cheap PSUs are also non-efficient. Example: a cheap PC PSU have a efficiency of 60%. S3 consumes 350 watts, but with bad PSU will consume 500 watts. You pay cheap electricity as you said (0.05 USD), but a bad PSU will waste a lot of electricity and money. Example: a PSU with "80 plus Bronze" is more efficient and not expensive

For a mining operation, you will need to learn and decide more things in the next days. Maybe you know this already, maybe not. Just in case:

3) "Mining pool": a) decide which pool you will use. Go to mining pools sub-forum, choose one with happy users. b) sign up in the pool's webpage. c) Learn how to configure your S3 for that pool. Doggie's S3 guide (you have posted there already) should indicate it.

4) You need a Bitcoin wallet to store your bitcoins. a) decide the type of wallet: software wallet (free, but you will ned good internet connection an 50 Gigabytes free in your computer. Example: Armory), cloud wallet (free and easy but not secure. Example: Blockchain Wallet), hardware wallet (highly secure but you have to buy it. Example: Trezor). b) configure your mining pool account with your bitcoin wallet.

5) Decide what to do with your bitcoins: a) save them for a long time, b) use the for commerce, c) exchange them for dollars, euros or your local currency.

6) If you decide to exchange them for currencies, you need to choose an Exchange webpage. a) Choose a trustable webpage. It has to operate in your country, Georgia. b) Check the minimun withdrawal (example: cex.io minimun is 200 euros). c) Check the fees for withdrawals (example: cex.io fee is 20 euros)

What exactly are you using that cable for?   Is that what your using to turn PSU on?

What i have described has kept me safe.  As far as guarantee you are safe I can't as i have not seen your electrical and many other things. But you are on the right track.