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In article <52VqACAICGH3Ew4D@secondrow.demon.co.uk>, petier <{$petier$}@
secondrow.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article <76ocaBAeBtG3EwhC@ch-w.demon.co.uk>, John Chapple <jc@ch-
>w.demon.co.uk> writes
>>In article <tNnnJaAZVHF3EwYh@jasper.demon.co.uk>, Mike Tomlinson
>><mike@jasper.demon.co.uk> writes
>>>In article <923964855.16709.3.nnrp-13.d4e590c7@news.demon.co.uk>, Andy
>>><andy***@petand.demon.co.uk> writes
>>>>What Mobo do you have ?
>>>>
>>>>An ATX connector is only relevant to you power supply connector.
>>>
>>>I suspect he has a PC-Chips board.  The connector in question is
>>>referred to by PC-Chips as an 'ATX Form Factor Connector'.
>>>
>>>To the original poster:  why not just pick up the ATX card from a dealer
>>>or computer fair?  Some boards seem to have it supplied as default;
>>>others state it is an 'optional extra'.
>>
>>'Cause it's some ridiculous price? (even at a fair)
>
>I have seen it advertised in Microcomputer Mart (A2Z IIRC) for ukp4.50.
>Now that ridiculous price is a wee bit cheaper than an ATX mobo and case
>don't you think.
>
Now that *is* what I'd call a ridiculous price! <g>
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John Chapple