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Re: AT or ATX???

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From: Eric W.
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 00:00
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If this your first replacement, which it sounds like, do yourself a favor
and do  A LOT of research.  I just went through the process myself.  I
replaced a 13"x8.5" mobo with a 9.6"x8.5" (FIC VA-503+), which is considered
Baby-AT, and it mounted nice in an old 486 case.  You have to consider which
components you want to keep from the old system.  Make sure you have the
right power supply AT (older style (2) 6 pin connectors) or ATX (1) 20 pin.
There is a lot to choose from.  Let me know if I can help, I'm still
learning, but I've learned alot.  Actually I've got to get new memory,
because mine is a litlle dated.

Good Luck
Eric
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From: "Eric W." <hc_inc@cyberzone.net>
Subject: Re: AT or ATX???
Date: 1999/01/25
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