Hey guys, does anyone happen to own a Thermaltake Toughpower Grand DPS G RGB Titanium PS-TPG-1500DPCTUS-T PSU? The reason why I'm asking is because I am replacing the ugly vomit red, yellow and black stock cables with all black sleeved cables from a company called modDIY.com The technician whom is making my cables needs the following information from me.
 
modDIY.COM requested the following.
 
Sorry, please kindly indicate how wires are connected end to end by adding numbers in your photo. So that we know how to build this cable for your particular model. The technician is referring to the 
 
Example of another PSU diagram
 
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Example of another diagram pin layout.


From what I can see. The power supply is using the new 16+14 pin power modular port. I can't understand modDIY's request with all the boxes and numbers. They want me to draw a diagram of both ends of the main power supply cable. Here's some pictures of both cable ends.
Can anyone please assist me with drawling up a diagram to send off to the technician? They are needing this information. If it's not done correctly it can screw up my motherboard and other components. I know it's an odd request. I think this is the best place to ask. The EVGA gurus know their stuff when it comes to computer hardware components and such.

 

Thanks for the post. I ended up buying custom made cables from CableMod and DIYCablemode. 
 

Update: My Thermaltake Toughpower Grand DPS G RGB Titanium PS-TPG-1500DPCTUS-T Is Not Working Correctly. Cable Config Setup Wrong? The screen is all black. I am wondering if I configured the cables correctly. My concern in question is, do I also have to run both the ATX 16-Pin and the 14-Pin leads to the PSU at the same time? The other end of the PSU has the 24-Pin lead that is connected to the motherboard. I reinstalled my old PSU and no problem. What could I be doing wrong here? Or is it a defective PSU from Thermaltake?