on 5/27/04 12:20 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It needs to be an ATX power supply which has remote power-ON, and that
> means an ATX power supply which does *not* have a power switch.
>
> Get one which is about 300 watts or better.
>
> These will in all likelihood have extra cables for Pentium chips. These
> are internally tied to +12 volts, +5 volts and to ground.
>
> You can use these as extra drive cables if you carefully segregate them
> and attach new Amp Mate-N-Lock 4-pin connectors.
>
> Save a +12 and a ground for use in powering additional cooling fans.
Thanks Peter,
I am not clear on the power buttons on the front of the
box either.
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