My Converted ATX Power Supply

5*
although you forgot to warn about the load that is needed and that there are sometimes an extra wire that you have to short to the 3.3v rail.

I was getting over a cold...

What your voice happend??

you can replace the diode on the -12v rail with a larger diode to get more ampers out also if you put a nc button from the input voltage of the pwm to the safety resistor you can press that to reset the OCP
i did alot of experimentation on push i was able to pus 50v out of one by modifying resistors

Yes that would work if you did do that but the only thing is that you could not use it for high current uses with only 1 wire.

it works ok. there is heaps of noise on the outputs tho so its no good for running anything to do with audio. and instead of hooking all them wires together you can just cut then off and use one of each colour.

i use MRE heaters to produce hidrogen
fill up a 2 liter bottle 1 third full, let the rest fill with air, and insert fuse through a whole you punched with a needle or something

+3.3volts

what is the orange?

The +12 is always Yellow The +5 is the Red.
-12 is blue and -5 is white. This applies to all PSU except dell......

How do you know what the rails are? I have an old ATX i would like to do this to. But I'm not sure how to figure out which is the +12,5 and -12,5

Mostly Just me messing around with electronics. I do occasionally research things if I want to find out more about what i'm doing.
(It's A Hobby)

nice, i did it to mine but it dont work no more, i guess i pulled on a wire too hard or scratched something up on the board somehow it just squeels every time i turn it on

Where did you learn all this stuff?

Once again, sweet =P