Power Problems?

[Kernel_Killer]

now all we have to do is to find a powerful PSU with AT connectors to test with... oh and it has to fit into the specially designed casing.

LOL. Good luck!! If you look at Compaq's/HP's site, even a Compaq 486/33 replacement motherboard is $500USD. I'd hate to see how much a 200W+ PSU would be. :P

[kornp]

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now all we have to do is to find a powerful PSU with AT connectors to test with... oh and it has to fit into the specially designed casing.

LOL. Good luck!! If you look at Compaq's/HP's site, even a Compaq 486/33 replacement motherboard is $500USD. I'd hate to see how much a 200W+ PSU would be. :P
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HOLY #$(*&*% $%!& that's outrageous!!!!

Thats why you should never by comcrap or hewlett-pukerd. Always build it yourself and keep pricewatch pulled up in the background.

If that's a problem then I'll just fit a more powerful PSU in the casing, it looks fairly standard so I bet I could just fit another PSU and do one of two things.

Replace the PSU entirely or use guts and glory to fit the better PSU into the older PSU' casing.

[GhostDawg]

: Somebody mention Female Dawgs :

* snif snif *