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The case is from a "white box" supplier and isn't proprietary. Here is a picture of the front of the case. I've e-mail the company that sells them but they haven't replied.

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I have a standard ATX power supply connected to a micro ATX motherboard and it works fine. But I haven't tried connecting a micro ATX power supply to an ATX motherboard.

I recently bought a secondhand ATX desktop case that came with no power supply. It's a full-sized ATX desktop case with 7 slots on the back (i.e. it's NOT a micro ATX case). However, a standard ATX power supply will not fit in this case (and a micro ATX power supply is too small). A standard ATX...

Like I said in the third message in this thread, I started off with just 66MHz memory (no problem), then a mixture of 66MHz and PC133 (problem), and now just PC133 (still a problem). The specifications for EX boards will say they only take 66MHz DIMMS because PC100/133 didn't exist when that...

I have the memory set to "auto configuration" in the BIOS.

Is it possible that my Intel EX chipset motherboard isn't 100% compatible with PC133 SDRAM? When I built this computer I started off with 64MB of PC66 SDRAM. Then I added 64MB of PC133 SDRAM (and it started behaving funny during the memory check). Then I replaced both 64MB DIMMs with two 128MB...

When I boot up my computer, for some reason the memory count goes up in little "jumps". e.g. counts up to about 8MB, pauses, counts up to 16MB, pauses, counts up to 24MB and pauses, etc. I have just replaced both DIMMs (I had no free slots and wanted to upgrade) but it hasn't made any...

Yes, I removed each driver before trying the subsequent one. According to my motherboard manual, the on-board 3.3v regulator provides maximum 6 Amp current drive capability for AGP cards and memory modules, but I haven't been able to find the power requirements for the video card. Does anyone know?

My system used to be very stable. About a week ago I replaced the video card (nVidia Riva 128) with a TNT2 Pro and now I'm getting intermittent lockups. The new card is a Gigabyte GA-660+ which has a heatsink and fan on the front of the chip and a heatsink on the back of the chip. I am running...

I have an old Slot 1 motherboard that can supply a maximum of 6 Amps to the AGP slot and memory modules. Is that enough for a TNT2 Pro?

I have a Chaintech 6ESA motherboard and am looking at upgrading the video card to an nVidia TNT2 Pro. My motherboard manual says the AGP slot is Revision 1.0 compliant. Is that AGP 1x or AGP 2x ? The video card I'm looking at only supports AGP 2x/4x.