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Kevin,

The problem that I can see is that, with the riser, the motherboard will sit
farther away from the openings for the various cards that you plug in.  This
means that, with a regular motherboard that has the ISA and PCI slots on the
actual board, the cards might not reach the  plug-in slots and still be all
the way in the case.  You might either have to find a way to move the
motherboard closer inside the case or just buy another case.

Good luck with your upgrade.  Hope that this helps.

Edward R. Medley
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Kevin Marshall wrote in message <6dl0k6$j36@ecuador.earthlink.net>...
>Hi there, i've got the 7270 P166 etc. The current motherboard ( I don't
know
>what type) is a riser type board. It's got two levels. I don't know exactly
>what it means but I would like to know if I can replace the motherboard
with
>a new Pentium 2 motherboard and cpu? i guess my question pertains more to
>the case than the board, but I just wanted to know if there was a way to
>deal with that rising part. After all, they placed on my componant slots on
>that riser (modem, sound card etc.) .  So if anyone knows the upgradability
>of this machine I would be very grateful. Also, where should I buy it from,
>Intel, HP, a private store-does it matter?
>
>Thanks
>
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